Hi all,
I manage a Subversion server (SVN 1.6.9, FSFS storage mode, set up on a Linux
Suse Enterprise Edition) and I usually encounter a problem when my users commit
a set of folders which the size is more than 4 GB.
The error message that appears is "Revision file lacks trailing new line"
(ob
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 11:12 AM, CHAZAL Julien wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I manage a Subversion server (SVN 1.6.9, FSFS storage mode, set up on a
> Linux Suse Enterprise Edition) and I usually encounter a problem when my
> users commit a set of folders which the size is more than 4 GB.
>
> The error mes
CHAZAL Julien wrote on 09/07/2012 10:12:32 AM:
> I manage a Subversion server (SVN 1.6.9, FSFS storage mode, set up
> on a Linux Suse Enterprise Edition) and I usually encounter a
> problem when my users commit a set of folders which the size is morethan
4 GB.
>
> The error message that appear
I recently modified a constants file for my Java app to change the
separator used for the title bar in the browser, thus:
/**
* Separator for title bar
*/
public static final String TITLE_BAR_SEPARATOR = " | ";
When I try and chec the file into our SVN repository I get a checksu
Can you copy and paste your error message to the list please? (set
'LC_ALL=C' in your environment to get it in English, if needed)
Do you use FSFS or BDB?
Does 'svnadmin verify' find any errors? (it might be interesting to try
'svnadmin verify' with a 1.7 client, though I think some changes hav
Is svnadmin create limited to creating a local repository?
If not then how do you use it for a URL?
If so then is there a command for creating a repository via an URL? Or
is this impossible?
Thanks
JPM
John
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 3:47 PM, John Maher wrote:
> Is svnadmin create limited to creating a local repository?
Yes.
> If not then how do you use it for a URL?
You don't.
> If so then is there a command for creating a repository via an URL? Or
> is this impossible?
It is impossible to c
> John
>
> On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 3:47 PM, John Maher wrote:
> > Is svnadmin create limited to creating a local repository?
>
> Yes.
>
> > If not then how do you use it for a URL?
>
> You don't.
>
> > If so then is there a command for creating a repository via an URL?
> > Or is this impossibl
