On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Greg Stein wrote: > On Sun, Jan 12, 2003 at 07:31:56PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > The solution, luckily, is simple. Add the following to your Apache config > > file: > > > > BrowserMatch "SVN" redirect-carefully > > No way. Lines like that are to handle broken clients. Since we know that the > client can be fixed, then that is the correct approach. The > redirect-carefully should never be used to allow/enable broken behavior. > > > This instructs mod_dir to only do the redirect on GET requests. That > > should be mentioned in the docs somewhere. > > Nope, cuz it shouldn't be in the docs :-) I'm missing something. Your argument as I understand it is: The svn client is broken, because it isn't handling redirects. But, don't document the work-around, because that is for broken clients, and we can fix our client. I agree that the client can be fixed, but this needs to be documented in the meantime. I am more than happy to do the fix, it will probably be a few days before I have the time to do it though. If the work-around goes in now, you will save some new users a big hassle. When the client is fixed, remove the work-around from the docs. If the work-around is never published, then GREAT, but I thought you were trying to do a release later this week. If you are, then this needs to be a part of the docs, or new users will have problems, especially since I don't believe this work-around can be found in httpd-2.0 docs either. I only found it because I read the Apache source. Ryan
