Hi,
My guess would be that you somehow still use some transparent proxy. Squid is
commonly setup in this way. A network dump should show you headers in this case.
It really depends on your setup, but in most cases the easiest workaround is to
use https as in general that avoids all proxy issues by encrypting the lower
layers.
What kind of ‘error 400’ do you get when you disable http-chunked-requests?
Usually this should avoid errors in this case, but without the actual message
the number 400 doesn’t provide enough information for further investigation.
Bert
From: Nolan Anderson [mailto:n.ander...@bit-group.com]
Sent: donderdag 2 april 2015 21:20
To: users@subversion.apache.org
Subject: 411 Length Required error thrown, yet Subersion server is not Fronted
by proxy or reverse proxy
Dear all,
I am having a fairly bizarre issue (at least bizarre to me) with respect to SVN
version 1.8.11 and libapache2-svn version 1.8.11-1+WANdisco.
I am running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and apache 2.2.22
When I downgrade the libapache2-svn version to 1.6.17dfsg-3ubuntu3.4,
everything is fine -- however, when I upgrade libapache2-svn, the 411 error
gets thrown. I've tried changing the http-chunked-requests to 'yes', and I
still get the same error ('no' gives me the 400 error), I've tried setting the
http-library option to serf, and there was no change.
Any help or suspicions would be much appreciated
Thanks so much!
-Nolan
