On Oct 31, 2005, at 11:09, Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
> I have a repository root named /data0/svnroot and a module inside
> named pfndr.
> I did a svnadmin create /data/svnroot/pfndr to create it. Then I
> created another module named private, where I put all my private
> stuff, I also did a svnadmin create /data0/svnroot/private. Then
> inside the private module, i also put pfndr, because it is an old
> project of mine no longer maintained. The pfndr module was created
> because I moved all my cvs stuff over to svn. The problem is that
> when I try to add pfndr to my private, it tells me that it is
> already hosted on svn. Can I not have the same files on there
> twice? Is there a system wide DB for svn or one per svn repository?
> I thought it was the later, so I don't understand why this is
> happening. I am accessing my svn via ssh, so it launches a
> "private" svnserve for each connection. Any ideas?
I think you may have confused some things. What do you mean by
"repository root"? Do you mean "a directory I created with my
operating system's mkdir command and in which I will create various
different repositories," or did you mean "a repository I created with
svnadmin create"?
If the former, then using svnadmin create to create repositories
under it is just fine, and each repository is a completely separate
entity, so if you are seeing that error, then you are doing something
wrong, and it would help us to help you if you would send us a
transcript of the commands you executed, both to create the setup on
the server, and to access it from the client.
If the latter, then you should not be using svnadmin create; you
should be using svn mkdir to create directories inside the repository.
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Received on Mon Oct 31 11:21:09 2005