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#1693 Created on2011-08-31 00:31 Reported byMassimiliano Arione StatusResolved Due Date - Support Category - Edit Attachments 502 error on svn commit When I try a commit,
Svn Copy 502 Bad Gateway
I get:Server sent unexpected return value (502 Bad Gateway) in response to error 502 bad gateway nginx COPY request for '...' Activity Attachments 0 Leave a comment Hide commit messages on 2011-08-31 00:40 *
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By Timur Ogbaidze Status changed from New to Accepted Hello Massimiliano,We had some temporary svn issues, but the problem should be solved now. Please try again and let us know if error 502 bad gateway cloudflare svn is working for you now. Thank you. on 2011-08-31 00:45 * By Massimiliano Arione Unfortunately, I still get the same error. on 2011-08-31 01:01 * By peter.yates We are also experiencing the same error when trying to commit. on 2011-08-31 01:02 * By nadia.romano same error reported at https://appliedtechnology.assembla.com/$ svn commit -m "Merged in new terms and please explain this 502 bad gateway error conditions changes from VERSION_1_0"Sending conf/application.confAdding tt/terms_and_conditions/1.2.incsvn: Commit failed (details follow):svn: Server sent unexpected return value (502 Bad Gateway) in response to COPY request for '/svn/LinguistLounge/!svn/bc/420/branches/VERSION_1_0/tt/terms_and_conditions/1.2.inc' on 2011-08-31 01:29 * By bcbeatty I'm also getting this error. on 2011-08-31 01:35 * By julian.mindel The way I sorted this out, is by checking out the head revision to another directory, and then using svn export to put the new directories that would not be committed in the old directory because of this error (502) , into this fresh check out.I then used svn add on those directories on this fresh checkout (obviously not existing in the repository yet). Commits worked.Fortunately I did not have many directories to export, and hence it took a short while. I am not sure how this will be if you have many manual changes to do. on 2011-08-31 01:38 * By julian.mindel Obviously this is not a fix.. but a momentary getaround for those in a hurry. :-). I haven't tried using svn copy again yet. on 2011-08-31 01:50 * By jerrybeers I'm seei
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recently moved a SVN server behind a reverse proxy. Check-outing and error 502 bad gateway hatası committing new or edited files worked fine; but moving a resource did not: [pierre@T420 trunk]$ svn
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commit -m "blabla"
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Adding (bin) cas-server-webapp/src/main/resources-ppr/cas.keytab
svn: E175002: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: E175002: COPY request on '/restricted/svn/cas-server_merge/.keytab' failed: 502 Bad https://www.assembla.com/spaces/AssemblaSupport/support/tickets/1693-502-error-on-svn-commit?comment=25650751 Gateway The connection to the reverse-proxy is made over https. The connection to the SVN, from the reverse-proxy, is over HTTP. I'm not using the SVN protocol but the DAV extensions of the HTTP protocol. Both the reserve-proxy and the SVN are instances of Apache HTTPd. A quick solution is to add the following piece http://blog.pierreroudier.net/2013/09/svn-copy-and-502-bad-gateway/ of configuration to the SVN instance of HTTPd: RequestHeader edit Destination ^https: http: early Don't forget to load mod_headers. It's done by default on RHEL (RedHat) LoadModule headers_module modules/mod_headers.so That blog story goes into more details. ‹ How to move swap back to RAM HTTPS with Tomcat in 2 minutes › Posted in Development Tagged with: HTTPd, SVN Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * E-mail * Website Search for: Recent Posts Navigate JSON content with ease in JavaScript (aka XPath for JSON) What wattage for my PSU? Docker vs KVM vs Native performance ArchLinux on a pure UEFI system When df and du are contradictory Mass deleting spam comments in WordPress noatime implies nodiratime Using a different separator than ‘/' with sed Tags389DS Active Directory ActiveMQ Apache ArchLinux CAS CentOS Eclipse Fedora Firefox HeidiSQL HTTPd i18n Java JavaScript Jeux JMeter JMS JNDI JSVC JVM KDE Kerberos LDAP Lifer
Bash Prompts About Subversion and "(502 Bad Gateway) in response to COPY request" errors January http://www.davidpashley.com/2009/01/25/svn-bad-gateway/ 25, 2009 Was attempting to merge a branch http://www.idimmu.net/2008/01/08/svn-copy-502-bad-gateway-error/ in one of my projects and upon committing the merge, I kept getting this error: mojo-jojo david% svn commit -m "merge in the maven branch" Sending trunk Sending trunk/.classpath Sending trunk/.project Adding trunk/.settings svn: Commit failed 502 bad (details follow): svn: Server sent unexpected return value (502 Bad Gateway) in response to COPY request for '/svn/eddie/!svn/bc/314/branches/maven/.settings' A quick search found several other people having the same problem. Seems it only happens for https repositories using mod_dav_svn. The solution is to make sure that 502 bad gateway your virtual host in apache has explicit SSL config options, even if you are using an SSL config from a default virtual host. For example, I added the following to my subversion vhost, which was just copied from my default vhost: SSLEngine on SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/ssl/catnip.org.uk.crt SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/ssl/catnip.org.uk.key computing gotchas subversion Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Time limit is exhausted. Please reload CAPTCHA. 3 + = 10 Comment You may use these HTML tags and attributes:
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your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. idimmu . net Home Burger Reviews Programming Grails PHP Python Systems Apple Dell Java Linux Redhat Security Ubuntu Windows WordPress SEO Misc Food Income Reports Life Reviews CrossFit Home Systems Linux SVN COPY 502 Bad Gateway error SystemsLinux SVN COPY 502 Bad Gateway error By rus - January 8, 2008 0 68 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Our developers were experiencing a weird problem recently with our SVN installation where they couldn't copy any files in SVN, they would always get the following error
svn: COPY of /project/!svn/bc/5121/trunk/path/file.gif: 502 Bad Gateway (https://svn)
A quick fix of course would have been to just create a new file and copy the contents but this wouldn't have kept the file history. A quick google lead to this page and a solution! Our specific problem was we had tried to be lean and set up a default https config that all our SSL sites used which specified the SSL parameters in, but we hadn't explicitly enabled SSL in the svn vhost, so although SSL was working fine, Apache and mod_ssl actually thought the request was coming through on port 80, and thus http, instead of port 443, https, so the request was being translated to technically copy a file from one svn repository to a completely different one. The solution was to put the SSL engine and cerficiate options back in to the svn vhost so Apache would pick up that the connect was indeed https and not http! For more SVN advice, I recommend Version Control with Subversion by O'Reilly. It contains everything you need to know when using or managing SVN repositories. TAGSsvn SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet Previous articleNew Years ResolutionsNext articleHigh availability with LVS using LVSadmin rushttp://www.idimmu.netHi, I'm Rus and after 10 years of Linux administration and software development, in September 2014 I quit my day job, sold all my stuff and moved to Thailand to live the good life. My new website, http://www.ruspow.com shows how I'm making money online as well as what life can be like when you're not sat behind a desk and are free to make your own decisions! RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR yum error: Couldn't fork Cannot allocate memory Speeding Up MDADM RAID Rebuilds authorized_keys vs authorized_keys2 Instagram @ruspow 959 Followers Follow Categories Android Apple Burger Reviews CrossFit Dell Food Grails Income Reports Java Life Linux Microsoft Misc Node.JS PHP Programming Redhat Reviews Security SEO Systems Ubuntu Windows Wordpress EDITOR PICKS POPULAR POSTS Odd Occurrences