Ian Bevan wrote:
>I have found a way to reproduce this problem;
>
>1. On machine A, create a new file and commit it.
>2. On machine B, create a file with the same name in the same folder.
>
>
Does this mean "create a file" or "create and 'svn add' a file"? With
the same name including case, or same name with different case?
>3. On machine B, perform an update on the folder with the file in it.
>4. Get a "This file already exists" error.
>5. From now on, all updates give the "File not found: transaction...."
>message.
>
>
It would be great if you could send an exact transcript (from the
command line).
>Clean up does not work. The only solution appears to be to rename or delete
>the folder.
>
>Note that I found this accidentally. It turns out that Microsoft Visual
>Studio will create an empty .cpp for a file referred to in a .vcproj project
>that does not exist. This in turns causes subversion to freak out, as
>described above.
>
>Note also that this is NOT the only cause of this error, it's just one that
>I found I can reproduce.
>
>Platforms: All winxp pro, running svnserve.
>
>
Can you reproduce it with any other repository access method? file:// or
http[s]://?
Everyone who's seen this problem, please provide the info in John
Peacock's checklist:
1) Server O/S, patch level, and drive format (NTFS/FAT32)
2) Server Subversion release
3) Other services running on server (specifically AV software)
4) Mode of operation (Apache, ssh)
5) Client O/S, patch level, and drive format (NTFS/FAT32)
6) Client Subversion release
7) Client services running (specifically AV software)
and also
8) Is the working copy on a local drive or a network share
9) Repository access methor used (file://, svn:// or http[s]://)
Thanks,
-- Brane
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Received on Mon May 17 09:13:49 2004