Chris Herborth <chrish@pobox.com> wrote on 12/14/2005 01:52:03 PM:
> Yup, that works just fine:
>
> chrish_at_dhcp1 [518]$ svn list http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/
> itunes2html/
> readme.txt
> chrish_at_dhcp1 [519]$ svn mkdir http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/test
>
> Committed revision 3.
> chrish_at_dhcp1 [520]$ svn list http://{servername}:8000/svn/utils/
> itunes2html/
> readme.txt
> test/
>
> The command-line SVN installed on that client is compiled from source
> via Fink.
OK, so it sounds like you are on OS X? You could try installing the
Metissian package so that you get the JavaHL binary and then see if that
works. Perhaps JavaSVN is having some odd interaction with your
repository? Have you tried any other actions like checking out an
existing project or creating folders from the repositories view?
Mark
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Received on Thu Dec 15 06:12:14 2005