Okay, at the risk of sounding stupid...since you are using svn over
ssh, what's the version of the svn client on the linux side?
I'd suspect you'd also need a 1.4 client on your linux machine.
Hugo
On Nov 12, 2006, at 9:27 AM, Kristian Duske wrote:
> Hi again,
>
>> I bet it had something to do with importing a project that had a
>> 1.3 WC
>> into Subclipse. Alex was alluding to this earlier. Perhaps there
>> are
>> scenarios where JavaSVN runs into a problem in converting the WC
>> to the
>> 1.4 format leaving it in an in-between state. Maybe Alex will see
>> this
>> and test the scenario.
>
> You're forgetting that the error alsoo occurred before I
> reinstalled and imported my projects. I'm not sure if it has
> something to do with importing. As I suggested in another mail, I
> could try and reproduce the entire scenario if I got my hands on a
> copy of Subclipse 1.1.7.
>
>> I think that Alex might have asked you for a piece of your WC at one
>> point. He writes JavaSVN, so he would be the one that would need
>> to say
>> what he needs or does not need.
>
> I don't think he did.
>
>> Yes, that is a common mistake. Subversion uses APR for
>> everything. Has
>> nothing to do with Apache. APR is just a cross platform C-
>> library. It
>> happens to be used by the Apache httpd server, but it is not tied
>> to the
>> server. Subversion uses APR to achieve cross platform behavior.
>> So all
>> elements of Subversion use and require APR.
>
> Alright, thanks for that information. I'll look into that random
> number generator thing then.
>
> Regards
> Kristian
>
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