Peter Gervai <grin@tolna.net> writes:
> svn, version 0.14.3 (dev build)
> compiled Oct 28 2002, 16:35:59
>
> (Debian 'subversion-snapshot' package)
>
> Hello,
>
> I just subscribed [after tried to browse the archieves and issues but found
> nothing relevant, but it's true that I cannot really tell the keywords of my
> problem] in hope maybe i can provide anything useful info on this, or
> getting informed that it's well known bug.
>
> I create a repos like
> /
> private/
> public/
> file
> using http://. checked it out, and created ./private/grin/something/{many
> files}, then committed.
>
> After that I
> svn cp http://host/svn/private/grin/something http://host/svn/public/
> to publish it.
>
> 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://).
If you mean you tried to view file://... in your web browser, yah,
that's a known "issue". Subversion's use of file://... isn't
*exactly* what you'd expect here. A browser using file://... is
expecting all the versioned files and directories to exist as literal
items in your regular filesystem. But they don't--they live in a
database system.
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Received on Thu Dec 5 14:38:32 2002