Hello,
Yes, I created the svnroot with my OS's mkdir command and then inside I
created private and pfndr and private also with my OS's mkdir command
and then I did a svnadmin create /data/svnroot/pfndr and svnadmin create
/data/svnroot/private. I am using a GUI to access the repositories. I
then, through that GUI, added the pfndr module and then the stuff in
private. In private though, I also have pfndr, that is where I get that
error. here's the local hier and the server's hier :
local :
The pfndr module :
/data/home/username/Documents/school/projects/pfndr
The private module :
/data/home/username/Documents
on the server :
The pfndr module :
/data/svnroot/pfndr
The private module :
/data/svnroot/private
Only I have access to the private module, the pfndr and future
modules/projects are accessed by my teammates and myself, it is where
the acual developpment is done, the private is just my private files.
Thank you,
Gabriel
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> 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 project of mine no longer maintained.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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