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Confused svn: Two dirs point to same dir in repo?

From: Kenneth Ahn Jensen <kenned_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2005-01-14 14:38:13 CET

Hello

I am currently using SVN for my thesis project, and this is the first
time I am using SVN for anything larger than keeping track of a single
file. :)

/maindir/code/src
                        - /dk/itu/kaj/client
                                      - /common
/maindir/code/bin

The src dir is of course my source files, and the bin dir is where the
Java compiler stores the compiled class files. I have tried to tell
svn to ignore the bin dir, without luck, and so at one point I tried
deleting it from the svn repository. Somewhere in between, I think I
may have committed the bin folder and named it src in the repo, so now
svn thinks that both directories on the local disk points to the same
dir in the repository, which is a bit messy.

This is the output for svn info:
          
[kaj@stud1-40 kaj]$ pwd
/home/kaj

[kaj@stud1-40 kaj]$ svn info speciale/code/xkms/src
Path: speciale/code/xkms/src
URL: svn+ssh://kajs.homeip.net/home/kaj/SVNROOT/speciale/code/xkms/src
Repository UUID: abf86ed6-eb37-b740-8095-1edd75a7702e
Revision: 39
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: kaj
Last Changed Rev: 39
Last Changed Date: 2005-01-12 23:50:40 +0100 (Wed, 12 Jan 2005)
 
[kaj@stud1-40 kaj]$ svn info speciale/code/xkms/bin
Path: speciale/code/xkms/bin
URL: svn+ssh://kajs.homeip.net/home/kaj/SVNROOT/speciale/code/xkms/src
Repository UUID: abf86ed6-eb37-b740-8095-1edd75a7702e
Revision: 39
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: kaj
Last Changed Rev: 39
Last Changed Date: 2005-01-12 23:50:40 +0100 (Wed, 12 Jan 2005)
 
[kaj@stud1-40 kaj]$

This means that a svn status for the bin dir, shows that a lot of
source files are missing... Which they should be! But if I do a "svn
del" on the files, they get deleted from the repository, which they
obviously shouldn't.

How do I fix this? :-)

I am using svn 1.0.9 on Fedora 2 on the client side, and svnserve
1.1.0 on Mandrake 9.2 server side.

Cheers,
Kenneth

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