aaron smith wrote: > I'm having a weird issue with SVN and Trac.. Here's whats going on.. > > I had to move a repo from one machine to the machine I've got Trac on.. > > --So I dumped the repo from the other machine. > --Loaded the repos into the new repo. > --trac-admin initenv ... > --pointed the repo to my new repo. > --seems like something I'm doing when I access Trac is causing SVN to > error out. I get these errors. > > svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/repos/rubyamf' > svn: Could not open the requested SVN filesystem > > > I've done some testing with re-creating the SVN repo / resyncing Trac. > and I've found that until I actually tell trac to use the repo, the > SVN is fine. But as soon as Trac is looking at that repository - it > seems like something happens when browsing trac that is kiling the > repository.. > > any ideas? It sounds to me like an apache config issue I had awhile back when trying to add vhosts to a server that also hosted svn. I would investigate your apache svn set up. I am fairly certain this is not trac's fault as I have trac referencing my svn repository via a readonly NFS mount right now in a test environment. Check your apache logs and config and make sure all your paths are right in terms of svn commands as well.
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