how to solve status ~ ?

Hi,

I am managing a server using subversion, basically I check in all configs
files and website content. I have the following output from svn status on
the root directory of the server:

M home/sites/somwhere.com/web/index.html
~ usr
M etc/apache/domains/www.somewhere.com.conf
M etc/postfix/main.cf

I previously had a situation like this and was advised to move the offending
directory and then run cleanup ... that's fine but in this case the offending
directory is actually /usr on a server that's 1.5 hours drive from here.

Is there any way (hopefully easy) to resolve this situation. I just want
subversion to forget that I ever told it to add usr, it's only in the working
copy not in the repository yet.

I had wanted to add /usr/something/ at somepoint but forgot to use the -N
option when adding. I believe I made the mistake of cancelling the command
(CRTL-C) instead of reverting (wish I could remember).

If anyone could help me out with this (again) it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Fraser Campbell <fraser_at_wehave.net>                 http://www.wehave.net/
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada                               Debian GNU/Linux
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