The log script must be configured with a root URL
arch...@gmail.com
I get this message on my site, and in your sample site
http://www.reposstyle.com/samples/.
What do I need to change to get this to work?
BTW,
Nice work with everything else.
Alex
Staffan Olsson
It is good that you ask. We should have documented this better.
In repos-web/open/log/index.php there is a line:
$repo = '@@Repository@@'; // repository root, no trailing slash
Replace @@Repository@@ with the subversion url to your repository root.
It can be any subversion URL, both http:// and file:///. You can use
"http:" if you have public read access to the repository. If the
repository needs authentication, it is better to use the local "file:"
url. If you don't want everyone to be able to see the logs when using
"file:", protect the apache location or directory /repos-web/open/
with "Require valid-user" or something like that.
/Staffan
arch...@gmail.com
I changed the setting and I am now getting...
svn: Can't open file '/root/.subversion/servers': Permission denied
Any ideas?
Alex
> Hi Alex,
>
> It is good that you ask. We should have documented this better.
>
> In repos-web/open/log/index.php there is a line:
> $repo = '@@Repository@@'; // repository root, no trailing slash
>
> Replace @@Repository@@ with the subversion url to your repository root.
>
> It can be any subversion URL, both http:// and file:///. You can use
> "http:" if you have public read access to the repository. If the
> repository needs authentication, it is better to use the local "file:"
> url. If you don't want everyone to be able to see the logs when using
> "file:", protect the apache location or directory /repos-web/open/
> with "Require valid-user" or something like that.
>
> /Staffan
>
Staffan Olsson
commands? You could experiment with the line
$cmd = 'svn log --xml --verbose --incremental --non-interactive';
and maybe add a --config-dir parameter?
/Staffan
Scott
> $repo = '@@Repository@@'; // repository root, no trailing slash
>
> Replace @@Repository@@ with the subversion url to your repository root.
>
> It can be any subversion URL, both http:// and file:///. You can use
> "http:" if you have public read access to the repository. If the
> repository needs authentication, it is better to use the local "file:"
> url. If you don't want everyone to be able to see the logs when using
> "file:", protect the apache location or directory /repos-web/open/
> with "Require valid-user" or something like that.
>
not but a blank page editing this file or not.
No errors in the logs that I can see either. What could be going
wrong?
Staffan Olsson
Sorry, I don't understand the error. Is it the browser that instead of
showing a page gives you a save dialog?
Scott
Staffan Olsson
error_reporting(E_ALL);
at the top of the php file to see if you get any error messages.
/Staffan
Scott
> Try to add:
> error_reporting(E_ALL);
> at the top of the php file to see if you get any error messages.
>
> /Staffan
>
mod_xslt: failed to load external entity "/repos-web/view/log.xsl"
mod_xslt: couldn't load: /repos-web/view/log.xsl (/repos-web/view/
log.xsl), errno: 2
mod_xslt: fatal - couldn't load stylesheet for: /var/www/html/vhosts/
foxdev-svn/repos-web/open/log/index.php
That index.php line has...
header('Content-Type: text/xml');
echo('<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/repos-web/view/log.xsl"?>
<log limit="'.$limit.'">
');
passthru($cmd);
echo('</log>
');
?>
I even tried a absolute reference and that blew as well.
Scott
On Feb 21, 1:27 pm, "Staffan Olsson" <sols...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> It is good that you ask. We should have documented this better.
>
> In repos-web/open/log/index.php there is a line:
> $repo = '@@Repository@@'; // repository root, no trailing slash
>
> Replace @@Repository@@ with the subversion url to your repository root.
Because I am a bit confused with what to put there.
If my svn is located at http://www.some.domain/svn/ then would my
path be that?
Because in your index.php I see...
// === Print svn log --xml to response ===
$repo = 'http://www.some.domain/svn'; // repository root, no trailing
slash
But svn log --xml ONLY works with working copies not the actual svn
repo.
Staffan Olsson
Yes, that URL or the local file:// url, see
http://groups.google.com/group/reposstyle/msg/d0bead994c6b9abb
I don't agree that log is only for local operations. Try (svn 1.4) for example
svn log --xml https://labs.repos.se/data/style/trunk/
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
Looks like you have mod_xslt installed on your server. I am very
interested to see if you can get this working. There are a couple of
mod_xslt distributions out there. The one I've tried had problems with
the inline xml-stylesheet declaration, which seems to be the same
problem that you have.
Maybe you can add a configuration directive to either disable mod_xslt
for this url, or one that sets the stylesheet path. Or you can try
"../../view/log.xml" or an absolute local path in the xml-stylesheet
declaration.
/Staffan
Scott
On Mar 26, 12:15 pm, "Staffan Olsson" <sols...@gmail.com> wrote:
an XSLT stylesheet failed
So we can't do that.
No absolute path has worked so far. I have no idea what to try now.
solsson
is just a php file that runs an svn command, and declares the xslt
stylesheet to use when viewing the output.
Is it the browser or the server that says "Error loading stylesheet:
Parsing
an XSLT stylesheet failed"? I have never seen that error.
Have you tried removing the <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/
repos-web/view/log.xsl"?> line from the php, too see if you get
output to the browser then?
I can tell you how I would troubleshoot this.
1. Use curl (http://curl.haxx.se/) to see what http://www.some.domain/repos-web/open/log/
responds
(browser's page info or view source can be used for this too)
2. If xml is received but no output is shown in browser, I would try a
different browser for an xslt error message.
3. If no data is received, I would make sure error_reporting(ALL) is
on in the code (I already have that setting in php.ini), and try step
1 again
4. If still no error, I would check the apache logs for errors.
/Staffan
Scott
>
> Don't give up yet. There is nothing complex with this log viewer, it
> is just a php file that runs an svn command, and declares the xslt
> stylesheet to use when viewing the output.
>
> Is it the browser or the server that says "Error loading stylesheet:
> Parsing
> an XSLT stylesheet failed"? I have never seen that error.
>
> Have you tried removing the <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/
> repos-web/view/log.xsl"?> line from the php, too see if you get
> output to the browser then?
>
> I can tell you how I would troubleshoot this.
> (browser's page info or view source can be used for this too)
> 2. If xml is received but no output is shown in browser, I would try a
> different browser for an xslt error message.
> 3. If no data is received, I would make sure error_reporting(ALL) is
> on in the code (I already have that setting in php.ini), and try step
> 1 again
> 4. If still no error, I would check the apache logs for errors.
>
> /Staffan
added a .htaccess file to "repos-web/open/log/" and added " AddType
text/xsl .xsl"
But now I got a new error so maybe we are getting someplace now?
svn: Unable to open an ra_local session to URL
Scott
hostory just isn't a need at this point but thanks the nice repo
layout. Much better then the standard one I found.
But on that note I do have a some sort of stylesheet error per-se.
Look at https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/svn/
It says "ollection of Repositories" instead of "Collection of
Repositories" -- something cut off the C but I can't figure out were.
If you look at the NON-SSL http://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/svn/ it's
correct. I use the default xsl sheet there.
solsson
> It says "ollection of Repositories" instead of "Collection of
> Repositories" -- something cut off the C but I can't figure out were.
>
xml that demonstrates this. It will be fixed in release 1.5.
/Staffan
Scott
error -- see curl https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/repos-web/open/log/?target=/clearurlbutton/
That is a modified url that uses the base repo name opposed to yours
works.
It calls svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/ as the root but it outputs the
logging differently ?
svn log --xml svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/clearurlbutton
Staffan Olsson
Interesting. Can you disable mod-xslt again? I'd like to see the xml.
I don't have a server with mod_xsl, but i might be able to find out
what xslt lib it is using so I can verify that the xsl is compatible.
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
Funny. As I wrote earlier, the mod-xslt mess is really a mess.
Here's a proof from the debian package
(http://packages.debian.org/etch/libapache2-modxslt):
"It differs from many other mod-xslt"
/Staffan
Scott
>
> > Found a backdoor way to make the logging work but it has some sort of
> > That is a modified url that uses the base repo name opposed to yours
> > works.
>
> > It calls svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/ as the root but it outputs the
> > logging differently ?
>
> > svn log --xml svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/clearurlbutton
>
> Funny. As I wrote earlier, the mod-xslt mess is really a mess.
> Here's a proof from the debian package
> (http://packages.debian.org/etch/libapache2-modxslt):
>
> "It differs from many other mod-xslt"
>
> /Staffan
output now.
Scott
>
> > Found a backdoor way to make the logging work but it has some sort of
> > That is a modified url that uses the base repo name opposed to yours
> > works.
>
> > It calls svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/ as the root but it outputs the
> > logging differently ?
>
> > svn log --xml svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/clearurlbutton
>
> Interesting. Can you disable mod-xslt again? I'd like to see the xml.
> I don't have a server with mod_xsl, but i might be able to find out
> what xslt lib it is using so I can verify that the xsl is compatible.
>
> /Staffan
https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/svn/
Scott
>
> > Found a backdoor way to make the logging work but it has some sort of
> > That is a modified url that uses the base repo name opposed to yours
> > works.
>
> > It calls svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/ as the root but it outputs the
> > logging differently ?
>
> > svn log --xml svn://svn.borgnet.us:81/clearurlbutton
>
> Interesting. Can you disable mod-xslt again? I'd like to see the xml.
> I don't have a server with mod_xsl, but i might be able to find out
> what xslt lib it is using so I can verify that the xsl is compatible.
>
> /Staffan
mod_xslt2 so maybe you can explain how your server is serving those
pages and what mod
Staffan Olsson
I think I've got this one figured out. The log's stylesheet
declaration is an absolute url. It starts with http, but the url is
https. Browsers regard this as cross-domain loading, which is not
allowed.
You can use the absolute url from root, or use $_SERVER['HTTPS']=='on'
in php to detect https (unless you have a proxy that fools apache to
think it is not https).
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
This is a bit strange. The source says
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="repos-web/view/repos.xsl"?>
I wonder why it says parse error if that's the problem. Does it work
if you start the href with a slash?
/Staffan
Scott
https didn't work at all that's why I used the http instead.
Scott
Maybe because the apache directive <Location /svn> was messing it up
but you can't avoid that because you need to define what is svn stuff.
Scott
-- adding the / back worked......
I'll try the logging again now
Scott
That is a big drawback.
Scott
testing on clearurlbutton
now see https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/repos-web/open/log/?target=/website/footer.html
It works !!
YOU NEED TO SUPPORT MULTIPLE SVN REPOS and then this style sheet would
rock :)
Theo Barker
HTH,
Theo
now see https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/repos-web/open/log/?target=/website/footer.html
It works !!
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----- Original Message ----
From: Theo Barker <theo_...@yahoo.com>
To: repos...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 10:26:48 PM
Subject: [repos style] Re: The log script must be configured with a root URL
There is a version that I made to work with multiple SVN repos. See https://labs.repos.se/data/style/branches/multi-repo/
HTH,
Theo
----- Original Message ----
From: Scott <sgra...@gmail.com>
To: ReposStyle <repos...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 3:46:41 PM
Subject: [repos style] Re: The log script must be configured with a root URL
<snip>
fixing the repo path to point to just 1 repo works just for this
testing on clearurlbutton
now see https://svn.savannah.borgnet.us/repos-web/open/log/?target=/website/footer.html
It works !!
YOU NEED TO SUPPORT MULTIPLE SVN REPOS and then this style sheet would
rock :)
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Scott
> Oh, I forgot. IIRC, this only fully works with Mozilla browsers because of the lack of good javascript support in the IE browsers.
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Theo Barker <theo_bar...@yahoo.com>
> To: repos...@googlegroups.com
> Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 10:26:48 PM
> Subject: [repos style] Re: The log script must be configured with a root URL
>
> There is a version that I made to work with multiple SVN repos. Seehttps://labs.repos.se/data/style/branches/multi-repo/
>
> HTH,
> Theo
of code in the first place.
But how do I build your version from svn checkout ?
Staffan Olsson
Do you mean access logging? I doubt that the repos style xsl could
have anything to do with that.
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
You can read about client side xslt at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSL_Transformations.
All browsers I know of, except Lynx, support it. One advantage over
server side transformations is that with SVNIndexXSLT, subversion
responds with plain xml -- small, standard, can be used with AJAX.
This is why I never bothered to configure mod-xslt.
It is
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/repos-web/view/repos.xsl"?>
in the xml that activates client side transformations. Without it you
would see only xml.
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
>
> Oh, I forgot. IIRC, this only fully works with Mozilla browsers because of the lack of good javascript support in the IE browsers.
>
Some other solutions have been discussed on this mailing list, like
relying on HTTP_REFERER, but that is not entirely reliable either. The
minute we have a cross-browser cross-platform solution to using the
same log viewer for multiple repositories you'll have a new release of
repos style.
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
:-)
totally agree
You can see the diffs for that branch:
svn diff -r249:HEAD https://labs.repos.se/data/style/branches/multi-repo/
Or you can check out the project and build using Ant, however this is
based on the 1.3 release I think.
/Staffan
Staffan Olsson
Give me until tomorrow and I'll find the time to think about the
available options and come up with an official (but probably not
optimal) solution to this.
/Staffan
yjeanrenaud
I do get XML malformed errors:
svn: E155007: �D:\AA-6...
--------------^
there seems to be a \t in the log which can not be formated well into xml. Any solutions?
Daryl Lim
Understand this is an old post but I only recently got my hands on this and am experiencing the issue with getting "version history" to work behind https. I am getting this error after setting my $repos var to https://218.186.176.150/svn/repository:
svn: OPTIONS of 'https://218.186.176.150/svn/repository/repository/projects': Server certificate verification failed: certificate issued for a different hostname, issuer is not trusted (https://218.186.176.150)
I am using a self-signed certificate for this. How can I get this to work? Thanks in advance!
-- lyradmil
On Thursday, March 27, 2008 2:10:22 AM UTC+7, solsson wrote:
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 10:55 PM, Scott <sgra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> On Feb 21, 1:27 pm, "Staffan Olsson" <sols...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi Alex,
> >
> > It is good that you ask. We should have documented this better.
> >
> > In repos-web/open/log/index.php there is a line:
> > $repo = '@@Repository@@'; // repository root, no trailing slash
> >
> > Replace @@Repository@@ with the subversion url to your repository root.
>
> Is that the working copy path?
>
> Because I am a bit confused with what to put there.
>
> If my svn is located at http://www.some.domain/svn/ then would my
> path be that?
>
> Because in your index.php I see...
> // === Print svn log --xml to response ===
> $repo = 'http://www.some.domain/svn'; // repository root, no trailing
> slash
>
> But svn log --xml ONLY works with working copies not the actual svn
> repo.
>Yes, that URL or the local file:// url, see
http://groups.google.com/group/reposstyle/msg/d0bead994c6b9abbI don't agree that log is only for local operations. Try (svn 1.4) for example
svn log --xml https://labs.repos.se/data/style/trunk//Staffan