SAME PROBLEM HERE!
We have several Projects running on a *nix System.
All Programmes are working on WINXP 32.
The Projects a are connected via Sambaand mounted as Drives.
The basic structure is like
On the *nix machine:
/data/procect1
/data/procect2
/data/procect3
mounted as drive x:
x:\project1
x:\project2
x:\project3
Since we updated we can not perform any operation on files!!
We get messages like
Can't open file
k:\project1\htdocs\myFile.txt\.svn\entries':
Incorrect syntax for filename, folder or volume
Seems like Tortoise tries to handle files as folders, since it ALWAYS appends a path .\svn\entries to the files
and sure there are no
x:\project1\myFile.txt\.svn\entries
x:\project2\myFile.txt\.svn\entries
x:\project3\myFile.txt\.svn\entries
This happens on all projects!
I tried it locally, and it worked fine.
There were NO changes on the networkstorage, repositry storage or anything else.
Desparatly seeking help!
Otherwise => Great software !
> 2009/4/29 <webpost_at_tigris.org>:
> > After having upgraded to Tortoise 1.6.1, I am experiencing some problems with the view of differences.
> >
> > For instance, when I scan a folder with "Check for modification", I have a correct window showing me the modified files.
> > However, when I double click or choose "Compare with base" (even with an external diff viewer such as WinMerge or internal diff), nothing happens.
> >
> > In the same "modifications window", when I choose "Show difference as unified diff", I get the following error message (suppose the file is "MyPath\CMakeList.txt"):
> > "can't open "MyPath\CMakeList.txt\.svn\entries": Incorrect syntax for filename, folder or volume".
> >
> > This seems to me a little weird.
> >
> > Finally from the explorer, when I right-click on the previous modified file MyPath\CMakeList.txt, and I choose "Diff with previous version", I got the error message:
> > "Could not get the status!"
> >
> > But the file was previously shown as modified...
> >
> >
> > I get all these error since my upgrade to Tortoise 1.6.1. I work either on shared or non-shared folders, and these same problems occur on 3 different computers, all running XP 32bits. Volumes are either on the network, NTFS or Ext2 (this last one on XP, but this volume was never accessed by any other OS than XP - since their is no other OS on this computer).
>
> Volumes are NTFS on the network ext2 on XP? I didn't know XP could use
> ext2 natively.
>
> Do you get the same problem on a local NTFS/FAT32 drive?
>
> What is the complete path to the problem working copy and where in
> that path is the working copy root?
>
> Can you reproduce these problems with the subversion command line client?
>
> Simon
>
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Received on 2009-05-07 10:23:58 CEST