If you look up the checksum mismatch error in the title, you'll get lots of advice about how to modify your working copy, fix your local checksum in svn/entries, and so on. Sometimes, however, that's not your issue.
If you're getting a checksum mismatch when checking out a .shtml file or some other file and it can't be explained by a problem with the working copy (say, for instance you haven't checked the file out yet), then try the following:
svn cat https://your-server.com/path/to/file
If you get a message of the form
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
then you should check your Subversion server's settings. If it is allowing includes:
Options Includes
then you will want to turn that off for the Subversion directory/location paths you're serving. This will cause Apache to leave them alone and serve them like any other files. This also alleviates a potential security issue, as one could imagine a malicious user checking in .shtml files to cause operations to happen on your server in unexpected ways.
Monday, April 18, 2016
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