Hi there,
Thanks for your quick answer, but uhm...
Gunter Ohrner G.Ohrner-at-post.rwth-aachen.de |Lists| wrote:
That's wrong: $spool is managed by fsvs ONLY, it's used for internal data.
Oh, but if I comment out "svn co $repos $spool" I get
An error occurred: No such file or directory (2)
in waa__init: stat() of waa-path '/var/spool/fsvs' failed. Does your
local storage area exist?
Version trunk:329
As I wrote, I also did try mkdir /var/spool/fsvs
it still didn't work.
You probably mean "svn co $repos /dir", I guess?
NO!!! Remember, that I eventually want to keep track of /etc. I don't
want any .svn directories in /etc!!! I sure hope that is possible?
And I DEFINITELY don't want to create an emtpy /etc (for obvious reasons)
That's wrong, you must "fsvs init $spool", not $repos.
But, uhm, USAGE says:
fsvs init REPOS_URL
Examples:
fsvs init http://svn/repos/installation/machine-1/trunk
And you suggest "fsvs init $spool" (where $spool="/var/spool/fsvs")
which leads to:
fsvs init /var/spool/fsvs
Are you sure about that? It leads to "An error occurred: Bad URL passed
to RA layer (170000)" later.
So, now, I'm sorry, but I'm still exactly as stuck...
What I'm looking for is a complete example of how to keep track of /etc.
Peter
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