Somewhere in between my checking all the tags (which turned out to be there after all, aside from a few files) and removing a bunch of Attic'd stuff simply because someone changed their mind on a directory name (all the files had no tags), I forgot what I was doing and made the change to httpd-docs-2.0 before the general reorg. It is now possible to checkout apache-2.0 and actually get what we want without any errors.
I don't think it will make any difference to older copies, but if you get an error from an update of httpd-docs-2.0 or apache-2.0, then try moving your existing copy to a different name and do a clean checkout. Note that the only reason to directly checkout httpd-docs-2.0 is if you don't have permission or karma sufficient to checkout a writable apache-2.0. Furthermore, httpd-docs-2.0 no longer has the ability to checkout (and write) the header files (apidoc). If you have changes to those files, you need to send a patch to the new-httpd mailing list. The lameness on my part is that we'll probably replace apache-2.0 with httpd-2.0 sometime late Friday night, so don't bother to check out a fresh copy unless you plan on working on it today. BTW, the load on apache.org seems to be jumping above 450 at regular intervals (every five minutes or so). I have no idea why, other than the observation that it looks like an unruly spider hitting the swish-e and mysqld content. This was (painfully) observed from 1am-3am. ....Roy
