subversion-1.8.17+apache2.2.32 HTTP cannot access Chinese warehouse name

SVN migrating from Windows to Linux

After setting up the environment, the Chinese name warehouse cannot be accessed via HTTP

Command line test Normal

SVN Co svn://xx.xx.xx.xx/test

But it doesn't work with HTTP.

SVN Co http://xx.xx.xx.xx/test

View Apache error logs

Error found

(20014) Internal error (Specific information not available): Can ' t convert string from ' UTF-8 ' to native encoding:

(20014) Internal error (Specific information not available):/webapp/svndata/?\\230?\\150?\\135?\\228?\\187?\\182?\\230?\\ 136?\\150?\\231?\\155?\\174?\\229?\\189?\\149/format

Unable to transcode Chinese UTF-8

Some people say that the error number is not greater than 255, it should be ASCII encoding only turned 7 bits, the high-lost.

Search n Multiple Solutions No, I thought it was a bug.

Finally find the answer on the official website

Http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.8/svn.serverconfig.httpd.html#svn.serverconfig.httpd.ref.mod_dav_svn

• SVNUseUTF8 On|Off

• When set On to, MOD_DAV_SVN 'll communicate with hooks scripts using repository root paths encoded in UTF-8, a nd would expect those scripts to likewise generate output (such as error messages) encoded in UTF-8. The default value of this option Off was, which means that mod_dav_svn assumes a 7-bit ASCII encoding for its HO OK script interactions. This option is available as of Subversion 1.8.

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  Administrators should ensure that the character set and encoding expectations of hooks scripts match all the ways they migh t be invoked. For example, if one repository are served by both httpd and svnserve, svnserve should also be co Nfigured to use UTF-8 (by setting a appropriate locale in IT environment) if this option was enabled for mod_dav_svn< /c3>. Also, local filesystem paths containing non-ascii characters which would be accessed by those scripts (such as repository R Oot paths) must is properly encoded in the filesystem to match the scripts ' expectations.

Finally, add in Apache config file httpd.conf

<ifmodule mod_dav_svn.c>

SVNUseUTF8 on

</IfModule>

Restart Apache, problem solving!!

Of course this parameter is only valid in version 1.8.

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subversion-1.8.17+apache2.2.32 HTTP cannot access Chinese warehouse name