Hello,

Could somebody point me in the right direction using !SVN from RISC OS, please?

I've created a repository (svnadmin create) on my NAS box, and set up WebSVN there too, all no problems.

I can checkout (svn co) my new, empty repository on RISC OS using !SVN (subversion_1.6.12dfsg-1).

Then I created a folder "c" and a file inside "Test" on my RISC OS machine, added the folder (svn add c) and added the file (dir c; svn add Test), and committed (svn ci). This all worked fine, except of course that in WebSVN, "Test" looks like a plain ASCII file, and not a .c file.

So I did everything again, this time trying to do a single 'svn add' of "Test.c" from the root directory (containing the "c" folder), hoping that !SVN would do some filename translation, as I believe the CVS port does. But !SVN crashed at that point.

Could someone tell me the right way to do what I'm trying to do please?

TIA,

WPB

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