On 2/3/14, 7:33 AM, t...@bbschk.com wrote: > The TortoiseSVN user group is sure this stems from subversion itself, and > after > reading through this mailing list, it seems this problem may be due to the > Apache version on my system, which happen to be Apache 2.2.25, which as I > understand it has a problem in the mod_dav module that makes it impossible to > succeed with a second commit for files with spaces in the name?
Yup your problem seems to be exactly PR 55397. As I described here: http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/subversion-users/201311.mbox/%3c527c7ac3.5050...@reser.org%3E > I am wondering if there is a simple way to solve this if without having to > compile a new mod_dav or trying to find another version of Apache? Since I am > running OpenIndiana I am simply using the apache that is supplied, and no > other > version seem to be easily installed… I tried the OpenCSW version, which is > 2.2.22, but I get segmentation faults when using the same setup (SVN over > web_dav, authentication using PostgreSQL)… If you don't want to upgrade httpd you can upgrade Subversion on the server to 1.7.x or newer and only use 1.7.x or newer clients (which you seem to already be doing by using 1.8.x versions of TortoiseSVN). > If the below problem is indeed due to the problematic web_dav, is there a > pre-compiled web_dav with the patch suggested in another thread here? This is > getting desperate, since I have thousands of files in SVN, many with spaces in > the file names, since before upgrading to OpenIndiana… I suspect there are no patched binaries for OpenIndiana. I'd suggest you contact the OpenIndiana project about this.
