John Peacock wrote:
> Jens Hoffrichter wrote:
>
>> I have a Windows laptop which is normally integrated in a windows domain
>> and I have a drive H: on the server, which is my home dir.
>>
>
> Subversion stores user configuration files in your home directory.
> Since you have stored your home directory on a network drive, if you
> don't have access to that network drive (like when you are at home),
> there is no way for Subversion to load those files. QED
>
> One way to get around this would be to copy the .subversion directory
> out of your network H: drive into a folder on your laptop, then
> redefine the environment variable HOME when working off network to
> point to that folder. Depending on your actual Windows client, you may
> be able to just make that changed permanently in your user
> configuration, and your login script will override that variable when
> connected to the network.
Well, you just managed to confue this poor user by talking about HOME
and .subversion, neither of which are relevant on Windows...
To be more precise, your %USERPROFILE% directory, and hence your
%APPDATA%, are on a network drive that isn't accessible when you're not
at the office. It's a wonder you can get anything done at home, because
lots of programs besides Subversion use those directories.
> In any case, this isn't really a Subversion problem at all...
I'll agree with that.
-- Brane
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Received on Mon May 10 20:36:36 2004