Hi, On Sat, Jul 15, 2017 at 09:06:08PM -0400, Richard L. Hamilton wrote: > With a browser, the URL with the @###### suffix seems to redirect to > https://trac.macports.org/changeset/86927/contrib/MacPorts_Framework > while without the suffix, it at least comes up on a much plainer page.
Yes. We added the redirect deliberately so that the git-svn-id headers created by our SVN->Git migration tooling would be clickable: https://github.com/macports/macports-base/commit/c610ee4ceaa500be41aa0d47c2c0f1f2c2d5e604 However, the SVN client does not send the @###### part to the server when you run svn co on it. In fact, looking at the logs, I don't see any of the typical patterns an SVN client would send when attempting a checkout. Considering the checkout works for me with and without the @ suffix, do you happen to have any proxies or internet security utilities configured on your machine that might intercept your traffic? If you can rule that out, can you grab a packet capture for me, e.g. with Wireshark? > Also odd is that the version apparently identified by the suffix is > rather old, compared to the latest; I've got to wonder if the > Macports_Framework port has been updated in quite a while... That's not surprising, since the MacPorts_Framework code itself hasn't been touched in a while: https://github.com/macports/pallet/tree/master/MacPorts_Framework The Portfile should still be updated to fetch from GitHub instead of Subversion, though. -- Clemens
