In case of cloning repository by using git-1.7.1, the server returns 500 error.
This seems an issue of git client.
In git-1.7.1, git provides user name directly to server. For example, user name "nobrin@foo.com" needs url-encoding as "nobrin%40foo.com". Generally, to access repository over HTTP(S), https://nobrin%40foo.com@example.com/git/foo.git.
With higher version of git (I confirmed 1.7.4), git uses decoded user name (nobrin@foo.com). However, older one does not (nobrin%40foo.com).
So, gitlab-http is required small modification for this issue. I'll handle it soon.
In case of cloning repository by using git-1.7.1, the server returns 500 error.
This seems an issue of git client.
In git-1.7.1, git provides user name directly to server. For example, user name "nobrin@foo.com" needs url-encoding as "nobrin%40foo.com". Generally, to access repository over HTTP(S), https://nobrin%40foo.com@example.com/git/foo.git.
With higher version of git (I confirmed 1.7.4), git uses decoded user name (nobrin@foo.com). However, older one does not (nobrin%40foo.com).
So, gitlab-http is required small modification for this issue. I'll handle it soon.