Hi, > Thomas Chojecki <[email protected]> hat am 10. Dezember 2013 um 00:15 > geschrieben: > > > Hallo, > has anyone similar problems with committing text files? In my case I'm > using a linux box and the file is UTF-16 LE encoded. I configured my > SVN client as described in the beginners guide and added the content > of http://www.apache.org/dev/svn-eol-style.txt to the config. > > My svn client throws this shorten error > svn: E200009: Kann »svn:eol-style« nicht setzen: Datei > ».../testAnnotations.pdf-sorted.txt« hat die MIME-Typ Eigenschaft > »binär« > > In english it should be something like this > svn: E200009: File '.../testAnnotations.pdf-sorted.txt' has binary > mime type property Hmm, sounds like: this is supposed to be a text file but it looks like a binary. Are you sure that the file doesn't contains any suspicious data? Is maybe the BOM to missing so that it can't be detected as UTF-16LE encoded?
> Do I need to add svn:mime-type=text/plain or something else to the > config for *.txt files? I'm not an expert. but give it a try. I don't expect any unwanted sideeffects > Best regards > Thomas BR Andreas Lehmkühler
