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Problem svn.exe in windows xp

From: Joonhwan Lee <jhlee_at_emersys.co.kr>
Date: 2003-12-19 05:09:42 CET

Hi.
I'm a newbie to subversion, and have just joined this mailing list this monrning.
I've installed subversion for win32 successfuly, but when I run svn.exe in command line
with any command it fails(It read svn cannot read config file). So, I downloaded source code
and build in debug build my VC++6.0 and I found that when svn try to read config file from my
%APPDATA% folder and try to open fopen crt func, UTF-8 style(? I don't know well about this
unicodes..) path name is passed to fopen().

My %APPDATA% conatins 3 of Korean characters, and I think this is the cause, I think.
Is it safe to pass UTF-8 string as file path parameter for fopen() function?

Now every time I use my svn, I always use --config-dir or something to direct another
non-Korean character conatining directory as it's name.

Thanks for your kind reply.
Received on Fri Dec 19 05:10:38 2003

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