Subversion does not allow commit of .jsp file extensions

[trevorwekel]

Subversion does not allow to me commit a file with a ".jsp" extension to the mapguide vault.

Sending mapviewerjava\mapframe.jsp Transmitting file data .svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: PUT of '/mapguide/!svn/wrk/72ac8ff1-e849-7448-845e-713e137ecd01/trunk/MgDev/Web/src/mapviewerjava/mapframe.jsp': Could not read status line: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. (​http://svn.osgeo.org)

[warmerdam]

Trevor,

Is this repeatable? Can you confirm that non-jsp files are not a problem?

[warmerdam]

I just got the following on the GDAL repository, but it was because I didn't respond to the interactive prompt quickly enough so apparently the connection timed out.

(R)eject, accept (t)emporarily or accept (p)ermanently? t svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/gdal/trunk/gdal' svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/gdal/trunk/gdal': Could not read status line: connection was closed by server. (​https://svn.osgeo.org)

So, i'm wondering if the issue might just be a timeout issue.

[waltweltonlair]

I had the exact same problem with jsp files (and unfortunately entered a separate ticket - #79 - since I didn't see this one).

Frank suggests this may be a timeout issue. If I try committing just one file I get the error about 5 seconds after submitting the commit command. Seems a bit fast for a timeout, but what do I know.

The interesting thing is that I was able to successfully commit my changes to jsp files from a Linux machine. Only on Windows did I have the problem. Both machines have the subversion 1.4.3 client installed.

[trevorwekel]

The jsp file I was trying to commit was contained as part of a larger submission. When I removed the jsp from the list, all of the other files went through ok. I was commiting from Windows and neither Tortoise or Subversion would let me commit the file. Even commiting just the single jsp file bailed out after 5-10 seconds.

I will try Walt's suggestion of commiting from Linux instead of Windows.

[anonymous]

I found the problem! I happened to notice a bunch of these messages in my Proventia Desktop log:

[Denial of Service] This signature detects an HTTP URL request that contains QUOT;jsp?" followed by more than 2000 characters.

Here at Autodesk Proventia is installed by our IT group on all our Windows machines.

That also explains why it wokred for me on Linux.

I think we can call tickets 78 and 79 fixed. We will take this up with our IT group...