"Gilbert Fine" <gfan@corp.netease.com> writes:
> Hi all,
>
> I manage a subversion server. The server is Apache 2.0.46+subversion
> 0.23.0, FreeBSD 4.8.
> Today I happened to find there is a strange entry under a dir. The
> URL is:
> https://....../gamesales/%80%ed%f9/
>
> I know who made this entry ("%80%ed%f9") (from Apache's access_log),
> but he said that he didn't do that. I think who did that is not important,
> the problem is that I cannot remove this entry, which seems to be a subdir.
>
> I tried removing it in windows, using the command line client, this
> was what I got:
> svn: Filesystem has no item
> svn: URL `https://...../gamesales/%80%ed%f9' does not exist
>
> And I cannot checkout the dir https://..../gamesales/, obviousely
> because of that entry under gamesales dir.
>
> I think it is a bug of subversion (maybe of TortoiseSVN, because
> that guy was using it as client). Since if subversion thinks the name is
> invalid, there should be no way to create it at the very start.
>
> Please help me to delete the evil entry. ....
Have you tried dumping and loading your repository?
$ mv repos repos.backup
$ svnadmin dump repos.backup > dumpfile
$ emacs dumpfile # replace all instances of your funky dirname with
# some non-funky dirname
$ svnadmin create repos
$ svnadmin load repos < dumpfile
$ # copy over any hook scripts from repos.backup to repos
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Received on Thu Jun 26 18:16:31 2003