Peter Samuelson wrote:
[Al Stone]
I then removed /etc/subversion, and now it works. Unfortunately, I
did not save a copy of the files that were in that directory. And, I
did not check my backup _before_hand -- it turns out that the files
weren't in the backup, either. But, that's a different problem.
Hrrm. The default /etc/subversion/config and /etc/subversion/servers
are entirely empty except for comments and section headers.
If you purge then reinstall subversion, it will restore the default
files in /etc/subversion. Can you confirm that this does not break
your system again?
Confirmed. Purge followed by install and svn still works properly.
I had tried apt-get install --reinstall previously, too, and it seemed
to think there was no need to change the config files. Re-adding the
other packages I had installed that depended on subversion (svk, trac)
did not cause the problem to recur.
My apologies for losing the config files I had -- those appear to be
the root of whatever the problem was. If I can find them and reproduce
the problem, I'll pass that on. In the meantime, I see no further
reason to keep this bug open. I appreciate your patience and efforts
in trying to hunt this down.
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Ciao,
al
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