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Feature #1325
closedmod_core_proxy doesn't modify (parts of) "Destination" in WebDAV COPY/MOVE requests
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... and this leads to a "502 Bad Gateway" error.
This is the HTTP Request as captured with wireshark: *********************************************COPY /svn/it/!svn/bc/24/svn-tests/foo1/bar HTTP/1.1
Request Method: COPY
Request URI: /svn/it/!svn/bc/24/svn-tests/foo1/bar
Request Version: HTTP/1.1
X-Forwarded-For: 192.168.168.104
X-Host: myclient.mydomain.ch
X-Forwarded-Proto: https
Host: myhost.mydomain.ch
User-Agent: SVN/1.4.4 (r25188) neon/0.26.3
TE: trailers
Depth: infinity
Destination: https://myhost.mydomain.ch/svn/it/!svn/wrk/f9fa2da8-4979-4499-8ad6-367c849c5df3/svn-tests/foo2/bar
Overwrite: T
The configuration is: lighttpd running on port 443 using https, proxies requests to /svn to an apache running on the same machine on port 8088 using http.
As shown above, the lighttpd-proxy code should also rewrite "https://myhost.mydomain.ch" to "http://myhost.mydomain.ch" (in my case).
I didn't check whether it renames "myhost.mydomain.ch" but leaves https as it is or whether it doesn't rename anything.
Updated by dev-zero about 17 years ago
sorry, the WikiFormatting didn't like what I pasted, here is it again:
COPY /svn/it/!svn/bc/24/svn-tests/foo1/bar HTTP/1.1 Request Method: COPY Request URI: /svn/it/!svn/bc/24/svn-tests/foo1/bar Request Version: HTTP/1.1 X-Forwarded-For: 192.168.168.104 X-Host: myclient.mydomain.ch X-Forwarded-Proto: https Host: myhost.mydomain.ch User-Agent: SVN/1.4.4 (r25188) neon/0.26.3 TE: trailers Depth: infinity Destination: https://myhost.mydomain.ch/svn/it/!svn/wrk/f9fa2da8-4979-4499-8ad6-367c849c5df3/svn-tests/foo2/bar Overwrite: T
Updated by dev-zero about 17 years ago
After reading through the code, there's a solution for it:
Updated by gstrauss over 8 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Status changed from New to Missing Feedback
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jan)
Curious what your solution was.
Some other options:- mod_magnet could be used with some custom lua code to rewrite arbitrary headers, including Destination
- lighttpd could be configured to run (a properly configured) svnserve as CGI instead of proxying back to Apache.
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