Apperently, I have a problem with this sort of setup :
/svnroot/project1/foo.txt
/svnroot/project1/dir1/foo.txt
it doesn't like having two files with the same name, even in diff.
directories. This is kind of limiting things. Is there a workaround
(other than changing names)?
Thank you,
Gabriel
Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
> Hello,
>
> 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 project of mine no longer maintained.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?
>
> Thank you,
> Gabriel Rossetti
>
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