I don't know. I'm not a firewall person.
This problem is a firewall problem though. We see it once a month or so. The firewall's DPI/IDS is blocking and/or corrupting the SVN-specific HTTP commands.
How to stop this happening is probably a question for your firewall vendor.
Followed by "wtf are you even doing this in the first place?"
Adam.
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On 17 Oct 2017, 19:37, at 19:37, Josh Bierman jbierman@yeshivatnoam.org wrote:
Adam, I am already whitelisting ports and protocols and all headed to/from 37.187.79.83 (svn.observium.org) How else (can't do complete DMZ) can I "not mangle" it? What port/protocol am I missing? (and thank you for the super fast reply).
Joshua Bierman Director of Technology Yeshivat Noam 201-261-1919 x136
On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
Your firewall is mangling SVN.
You need to make it stop doing that.
Adam.
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wrote:
Hi All, I am getting an error when I go to update. Server sent unexpected return value (408 Request Timeout) in
response to
OPTIONS request for 'http://svn.observium.org/svn/observium/trunk' I am looking for suggestions on troubleshooting this. I have tried: Making an outgoing rule on the firewall from my Observium server to http://svn.observium.org. Opening outgoing (and therefore, returning) Ports: 80, 443, 21, 22,
8080,
3690 None of that has made a difference. I can ping the svn server from my Observium machine, I can browse to
the
web page, my login credentials are correct.....
ideas?
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