I recently upgraded the bitnami trac stack (from 0.12.2-5 to 0.12.3) on our server and after reconfiguring all the scripts and repositories all seemed well. I was able to login and view the source code and browse through the repository using Trac . I tested checking out the source code and I could browse the repository via both visualsvn and tortoise.
But when it came to commiting changes made there was a problem. I got a path not found exception. Looking into the error log on the server, all I could see was that all GET requests were fine, but POSTs had an incorrect URL ( !svn/me
was appended at the end).
After spending a couple of hours going through logs and configurations, since Subversion was upgraded from 1.6 to 1.7, this include the new HTTPv2 protocol . This protocol somehow affected access to the SVN repositories, but only seems to affect POSTs and not GETs.
The way to disable this new feature is by changing the mod_dav_svn configuration as follows:
DAV svn
...
SVNAdvertiseV2Protocol Off
The issue was then resolved and we could check in our changes again.
I resolved this by disabling the HttpV2 protocol. To disable it you can make changes to the mod_dav_svn
configuration locations as follows:
DAV svn ... SVNAdvertiseV2Protocol Off
Just wanted to add a little to this "question". I was getting the same error message after I relocated a SVN server from one machine to another. A 500 error and "!svn/me" was appended to the end of the SVN server URL, nothing would commit but everything else worked. After hours trying numerous things, it turns out that the user account VisualSVN / Apache was using didn't have write access to the SVN repo's directory. So I gave the account modify / write access ot he SVN repos directory and committing worked. Which actually makes sense because everything but Commit was working. Not sure if this will be helpful for others but I thought I would post it here regardless. Thanks for the question, helped me understand where I went wrong.
This was a problem on https://trac-hacks.org , which serves Trac at /
and Subversion at /svn
. The issue was initially worked around by disabling SVNAdvertiseV2Protocol
. Later the issue was resolved by serving Trac from /trac
and redirecting /
to /trac
. However, that solution was not ideal due to the redirect. Another admin on the project found the solution of adding:
Alias /svn /var/www/000-default/svn
I'm not sure why this works, but it effective and doesn't require the redirect and serving Trac from /trac
.
My repository has about 700 000 files and 660 folders. I had the same error, and was sure that SVNAdvertiseV2Protocol Off
is not the right way to go. Adding
<IfModule dav_svn_module>
SVNInMemoryCacheSize 262144
SVNCacheFullTexts on
SVNCacheTextDeltas on
</IfModule>
to /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/dav_svn.conf
fixed the issue for me.
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