I use TortoisePlink in the default configuration with TortoiseSVN 1.14.3.
As far as I can determine, it works flawlessly with TortoiseSVN in every
respect, using a Pageant-compatible agent with a Yubikey for authentication.
In order to test some proposed changes to my /usr/local/bin/svnserve
Have you tried renaming it in the repo browser? This works without creating a
file, so windows file name restrictions should not be a problem.
Hartmut
Von: Fiddler via TortoiseSVN
Gesendet: Dienstag, 16. August 2022 17:45
An: TortoiseSVN
Betreff: Help with invalid filename stored in svn
Hartmut,
I was using the Tortoise Repo browser to try to rename it. I'm unable to
get it to my local machine, so the only way I currently have to try to
manipulate is through the repo browser, unless there is another way that
I'm not aware of. I think the whole issue is that having a
I just ran across an older repository in my SVN database that has a couple
of files that have an invalid filename. The filename as seen within
TortoiseSVN as well as viewing through a browser is '/'. If I click on the
file while using the broswer, it opens up and I can see the ascii text
I just took a closer look at what is displayed from the web browser and the
repo browser. The file in question is actually a '\'. It displays as a
'/' when trying to check out from the command line.
If this is posted in the wrong group and needs to be in another group
please let me know.
