I am adding a mirror repository, mirroring an http-based repository.
That repository uses a shortest-possible naming scheme ("").
For example:
http://svnhost/repos/trunk/main.c
Now that I'm trying to mirror it, I find that the mirror doesn't like
it. It issues this error:
SVNMasterURI
On Wed, Aug 06, 2014 at 03:18:25PM -0400, Tyler Winter Mace wrote:
> I am adding a mirror repository, mirroring an http-based repository. That
> repository uses a shortest-possible naming scheme (""). For
> example:
> http://svnhost/repos/trunk/main.c
>
> Now that I'm trying to mirror it, I fi
On 8/7/14 8:50 AM, Stefan Sperling wrote:
> Oh geez... the cobwebs...
>
> I honestly don't recall, but I strongly suspect that it has something to
> do with how the mirroring filters work. These things do essentially a
> global search-and-replace on the request and response bodies and
> headers,
It seems that if Subversion finds a .svn directory in any parent path up
to the filesystem root, it requires access to the wc.db file or fails to
perform a checkout operation.
The use-case that caused this is a system where parts of the filesystem
are checked into an SVN repo for operational manag
> The permissions on the /.svn/ dir are such that only root
can access them (file mode 0700.)
Don't Do That(tm). Write Subversion checkos for the parts of hte
filesystem individuall, not as a master based at /.
It's pretending that your entire filesystem is a Subversion checkout.
The extend to
On 08/07/2014 10:46 PM, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
>> The permissions on the /.svn/ dir are such that only root
> can access them (file mode 0700.)
>
> Don't Do That(tm). Write Subversion checkos for the parts of hte
> filesystem individuall, not as a master based at /.
>
> It's pretending that y
On Aug 7, 2014, at 1:20 PM, Ben Reser wrote:
>
> Our test suite does not test this scenario.
Wouldn't that be a good first thing to do?
