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[Bug 55397] New: mod_dav: dav_resource->uri is now being treated as an unparsed uri
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https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55397
Bug ID: 55397
Summary: mod_dav: dav_resource->uri is now being treated as an
unparsed uri
Product: Apache httpd-2
Version: 2.5-HEAD
Hardware: PC
OS: Mac OS X 10.4
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: P2
Component: mod_dav
Assignee: bugs [at] httpd
Reporter: ben [at] reser
Prior to the change that was introduced by PR 54611 the uri member of the
dav_resource struct was treated as though it was uri encoded. mod_dav_fs
however, didn't properly encode this.
mod_dav_svn on the other hand did. By encoding in mod_dav, this now ends up
double encoding the URI. For the most part Subversion no longer uses the
Location header to get information from mod_dav as we've shifted to our HTTPv2
protocol that doesn't use have to use PROPFIND to detect resource URIs.
However, older clients talking to newer servers or newer clients talking to
older servers still do. Any server that's been upgraded to httpd 2.2.25 or
2.4.6 that includes this change breaks those clients when dealing with paths
that need proper encoding (e.g. paths with spaces).
Essentially the PR54611 was an API change since it changed the meaning of a
field.
I plan to revert the P54611 change and fix the problem in mod_dav_fs. This
means that sites with 2.2.25 or 2.4.6 can upgrade httpd without necessarily
having to upgrading Subversion. For some of these sites upgrading Subversion
might not be a possible alternative since they may be using the no longer
supported 1.6.x line. In fact due to the protocol versioning issues mentioned
above 1.6.x servers are guaranteed to have this issue regardless of the client
version users are using.
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