The problem is that the corporate firewall here won't allow the PROPFIND method and svn won't run without it (even if it's just a simple checkout). I suspect there are other developers like me stuck behind firewalls with fairly draconian rules.
It looks like this could be a useful Perl module and that's why I was asking this question just in case someone has written it already. If not, it looks like I might finally have a Perl module I can write and submit to CPAN.
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The problem is that the corporate firewall here won't allow the PROPFIND method
In what manner is the firewall blocking it? If your place of employment has a firewall that analyzes traffic at the level that you're implying, they're either paranoid, have a lot of time on their hands, or you're misstating/misunderstanding the problem. Unless of course I'm missing something, which is entirely possible.
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