I working in my project with Visual Studio 2010 and AnkhSvn (the last version) when I like to do commit I have this error:
An internal error ocurred:
Commit failed(details follow):
MERGE of '/svn/credinform/trunk/Cotizador/Crd.Cotizador': Could not parse response status line (http:/192.168.1.10:3456)
How I can resolve this problem?
I probe with TortoiseSVN and the same error
This could be a problem with a proxy or a firewall between the local computer and the svn server. In this case your system administator probably can help you.
What does the apache log at your Subversion server say?
This appears to be some problem at the http (or server) level. I don't think you can answer this question by just using a subversion client.
It might help when you try to access the same url (I would guess http://<192.168.1.10>:3456/svn/credinform/trunk/Cotizador/Crd.Cotizardor ) by a normal webbrowser. This will probably also show some kind of error.
My guess would be some access problem at the server that isn't transfered as a readable error to the client, but your apache server log should give you the full details.
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I am updating from Windows 7 to a Windows 10 on a 64 bit system. I have no problems updating and checking out projects from the Subversion server on the Windows 7 box. I downloaded the latest 64 bit version and installed it on the Windows 10 box with no issues.
On the Windows 10 box I can post an update, but I cannot check out a project from the repository. When I attempt to logon the server I get the following error message:
svn: E170013: Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'https://svn.example.com/!/%23MyRepo/'
svn: E175003: The server at 'https://svn.example.com/!/%23MyRepo/' does not support the HTTP/DAV protocol
message that says The server does not support the HTTP/DAV protocol.
I passed the error message to the server manager and was told the problem was with the TortoiseSVN app settings. I cannot find a setting in the app that would address the problem.
Anyone have any suggestions on how I can fix this issue?
You get this error message because the URL is invalid. It leads to a web interface (i.e. a web client) and Subversion clients do not know how to parse this URL. Please, see the following article - KB102: Subversion client errors caused by inappropriate repository URL.
The comment by Bahrep is the correct answer, but since in the comments there seems to be some confusion, I decided to elaborate further.
"The error indicates that the URL used to address the repository using Subversion client is inappropriate. Most likely, the URL was copied from the web browser's address bar when exploring the repository through the web interface of VisualSVN Server. Subversion client programs are not capable of handling the syntax of such URLs. The appropriate URLs should be obtained by clicking the Checkout button in the web interface."
I got this error because I used browser link in the toroise interface, but I should instead click "copy repository url" in the svn and use that link. As simple as that!
I get following error, when I try to deploy a web app to IIS server using MSDeploy. I believe the cause of the issue is the size of the file. The file, which cause the problem, is the biggest file in the package with size 8M. May I know how to deal with it?
We had this same error a while back and it was a network issue. Pulled in our Network Operations team and they ran a diagnostic test and found the issue. Not sure what it was but I bet this is the same.
The issue was caused by firewall rules. Our network team found the traffic from the deployment server to IIS server was treated as an attack by firewall, then lock the traffic. After they make an exception between those two servers, the issue be resolved. Thanks again Chief7
I'm trying to get used to the VS git plugin.
I'm using it with bitbuket and GitHub remote repositories.
Sometimes i get the following error :
An error was raised by libgit2. Category = Net (Error).
Chunked encoding upload is not supported on the HTTP/1.0 protocol.
Is someone knowing how to avoid this error ?
The problem came from the proxy server i had to use at work which didn't support the HTTP/1.1 protocol.
Our sysadmin confirmed me that he was using squid 2.7 and he didn't support HTTP/1.1.
Thank's again for the tip.
This is because of your system proxy settings. Check in IE internet options if you are using the proxy. Disable the proxy setting from the IE Options and try to push it again. It worked for me.
In my case it was due to Fiddler monitoring requests. Once I've turned it off the problem disappeared.
hej,
since march we got some troubles with our deployments on our windows azure server.
It seems that the deployments doesn't work and because sometimes it works sometimes not i don't get it.
Some kind of error i saw on my windows azure dashboard -> deployments:
"Response status code does not indicate success: 500 (Internal Server Error)."
or
"Host key verification failed. fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly"
i tried to restart the server or make new commits to github or simply redeploy or disconnect and reconnect to github. At the moment nothing works. There is a development server and a live server. Both contains the exact similiar version of the website (written in node.js). i've checked it a lot of times. Deployment with the development version works fine. live dont.
Do you have any suggestions? I have no idea where to start :-(
If it's a web role you can check the iisnode/ folder, should contain the log files. They can also be accessed with the emulator running, try
http://127.0.0.1:81/iisnode/
I’m using Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010 and AnkhSVN.
When I click “Add Solution to Subversion” and paste my repository URL into the designated field, nothing happens; I do not get asked to accept a certificate.
When I attempt connection via http (and not https), I’m asked for a username and password (as expected). As a temporary course of action, I simply accept the non-encrypted connection. After successfully committing my test files, I go under “Pending Changes” and click “Switch To” (the URL field) and choose “Other”. I change the address to https, and the following error message pops up:
An internal error occurred:
SharpSvn.SvnRepositoryIOException: Unable to connect to a repository
at URL ‘[my repository URL]’ OPTIONS of ‘[my repository URL]’: SSL
handshake failed: SSL disabled due to lack of entropy [https URL]
I've tried using both Assembla and Google repositories with the same result.
Back in January of this year, the last time I actually used SVN, I didn’t have this problem. When I load this old January project, it can no longer connect to the repository via https.
The only thing that’s changed since then, I think, is upgrading AnkhSVN.
This is caused by a bug in SharpSvn's compilation of OpenSSL when the LanMan Windows service is disabled. The bug has been fixed in recent AnkhSVN and SharpSvn versions.