Peter Gervai wrote:
> After that I
> svn cp http://host/svn/private/grin/something http://host/svn/public/
> to publish it.
What you probably wanted to do was :
svn mkdir http://host/svn/public/grin (if it doesn't exist yet)
svn cp http://host/svn/private/grin/something \
http://host/svn/public/grin/something
The command you tried apparently overwrites in some way the /public
directory with the /private/grin/something directory. Except that
apparently it corrupts also the repository (if I understand correctly
what you're saying below.) That's a bug IMO.
> Something obviously went wrong. I tried to browse on web the repos and
> realised that the layout became something like
> /
> grin/
> something/
> files...
> private/
> private/
> public/
> public/
> something/
> files...
> file
>
> this "kind" of tree is accessible thru' http but not locally (file://).
> The revisions seem to be the same (eg. the /public and /private/public seem
> to be the same dir). Trying to fiddle with them caused db error (first in
> the web browsing). I copied the repos to a backup if anyone want to check
> anything on it. I am clueless - scratch and recreate, which is not a problem
> at rev 8 but would be nice to avoid after rev > 10.
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Received on Thu Dec 5 14:36:47 2002