I swear this used to work, but now...

I have two problems I hope someone can help me with.

1) I've had my repository in the same place since I installed SVN and
TortoiseSVN. Let's say I have several repositories (A, B, C) in a folder
c:/server/repository/X. I've setup in apache's http.conf so that the
location /repos points to this directory X. In a web browser, I can go to
http://webserver/repos and see all of the repositories and can browse them.
I understand that one cannot browse the container folder using TortoiseSVN
and that's okay. However, shouldn't I be able to go to
http://webserver/repos/A??? I'm not able to. I'm sure I used to be able to.
I get the following error:

Error * PROPFIND request failed on '/repos/Drupal' PROPFIND of
'/repos/Drupal': 301 Moved Permanently (http://devserver)

It doesn't matter whether I visit A, B or C. The only thing that works is
going one level deeper - i.e. A/trunk, or A/tags, etc. If I use
file:///c:/server/repository/X/A, there's no problem.

2) Inside repository A, I have defined a subfolder W. I tried to rename it,
but scmbug gave me an error. I believe it was error 7. This was also through
the http interface. I was able to rename it using file:///. I realize this
may not be the best place to pose this second question. I'll ask the scmbug
guys.

Please email (CC) me directly with any responses.

Thanks everyone.

My compliments to the programmers. I use Tortoise both in Windows and inside
Eclipse. Works great.

-- 
Ryan Constantine