On 11/07/2014 6:54 p.m., shawn wilson wrote: > How do I get svn+http working through squid? I've already got the svn > prereq of ~/.subversion/servers http-proxy-host/port > > But I haven't been able to find a modern doc describing how to make > squid handle the requests. I tried: > acl CONNECT method GET POST HEAD CONNECT PROFIND PROPATCH PATCH > > But that caused a warning when reloading the config and didn't have > the desired effect. > Current versions of Squid support all method types without any special configuration. All you have to do is permit access to clients and/or destination domain names. If your SVN server is using a forbidden port add it to the SSL_Ports and/or Safe_ports list as appropriate. Noting that SSL_Ports list only affects CONNECT method traffic. All of this assumes that the SVN client and server support HTTP as their messaging syntax. Amos
