There are a couple of old threads on this topic: http://old.nabble.com/svnkit-on-an-EBCDIC-system---getting-wrong-end-of-line-characters-tt26697199.html#a26697199
http://old.nabble.com/Pb-with-transcoded-character-between-OS400-and-Unix-to15950799.html#a30254901 and http://svnkit.com/tracker/view.php?id=351 I have had limited success with using the property svnkit:charset, which does seem to translate between ascii and ebcdic on add/import, and on checkout, if the property is previously set. The whole trick seems to be to set the properties on the client side, then commit. I wasted a lot of time trying to manage this on the server; it is client side based. If you edit the client config file, auto-properties seems to work ok: set the svn:mime-type to text and the svnkit:charset to 'natvie'. Then add your files to a repository; if the repository already exisits, it's a painful process to manually set the properties, unless someone has figured this out better. I'm still struggling with authentication, so have had to allow anonymous write access, not ideal. Apparently the svnkit client isn't handling the user/password when entered on z/os in ebcdic One more thing: I am running z/OS v1.r10, in the USS shell. Sometimes when people refer to OMVS they mean the 'ishell' option from ISPF, and that has many limitations. Scassa, David wrote: > > I'm trying to get svnkit running on the OMVS environment on z/OS on our > Mainframe. Has anyone gotten this to work before? > > Please advise if you can point me to a link or an individual. Any help > appreciated. > David > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/svnkit-on-z-OS--tp32926226p33818842.html Sent from the SVNKit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
