*sob*... ok, so I checked out the subversion repository again (for the
whole line feed deal), and moved the files from the previous working
copy over that I wanted. Mainly this was .log* (when I do a `make
install` I `tee` it into a .log file), but there was also
www/server_setup.html, which I modified a while back after being
requested to update it for some documentation glitch I noticed a while
back (the patch was ignored, but it wasn't well marked either). When I
moved it into the new working copy I didn't get the customary overwrite
message from my mv -i. After scratching my head I went into the other
working copy, moved the file out of the way, and did an "svn up". No
file. Did it to the old one, file appeared. Ummm... HELP!!!
Old:
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# rm server_setup.html
rm: remove `server_setup.html'? y
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# svn up
Restored ./server_setup.html
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# svn status server_setup.html
_ server_setup.html
New:
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# rm server_setup.html
rm: cannot remove `server_setup.html': No such file or directory
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# svn up
[root(3)@dreadnought www]# svn status server_setup.html
server_setup.html
I did this with my old svn binary, but I just tried it with my new one
and I get the same thing.
Sincerely,
Jay Freeman (saurik)
saurik@saurik.com
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