Hi, I'm testing fsvs 1.1.16 on a Debian system, using the official Debian package.
I created one repository, file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository, and committed "/etc" to it. BTW I know I should have created a subfolder on SVN first, but it was my first test install. The corresponding fsvs URL is: # fsvs urls N:,P:0,file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository I played with fsvs a bit and got it working correctly. By reading the manpage (which by the way does not completely describe the URL format, I opened an issue for this), I understood that I could give a name to the URL. So I ran the following command: (echo 'N:main,file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository') | fsvs urls load But it apparently broke fsvs! After the modification, I tried to make a commit: # fsvs commit -m 'Mise à jour de VMware' vmware rc5.d thnuclnt vmware-vix cups xdg init.d rc2.d rc3.d Committing to file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository .m.. dir init.d .mC. 10785 init.d/vmware An error occurred: Transaction is out of date (160028) in ci__directory: open_file "fsvs status" says there are modified files in the repository, but I think I never modified the SVN repos directly... Not knowing if the "transaction" mentionned here has any link with the SVN transaction, I ran "svnadmin lstxns /usr/local/fsvs-repository" but it didn't output anything. I ran "fsvs update" anyway: # fsvs update Updating file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository to revision 6. .mC. 498 fstab .mC. 277 network/interfaces .mC. 3726 network/if-up.d/mountnfs .mC. 261 network/if-up.d/avahi-daemon .mC. 32 network/if-up.d/wpasupplicant [... many more lines ...] .mC. 4546 init.d/dbus .mC. 1773 init.d/dirmngr .mC. 4521 init.d/hwclock.sh The entry ./init.d/vmware has changed locally But it doesn't modify anything. and "fsvs commit" still doesn't work. I tried undoing my urls change by running: (echo 'N:,file:///usr/local/fsvs-repository') | fsvs urls load But nothing changes. I have the same error messages. Can someone help me and tell me what went wrong? And how can I fix the repository without destroying and recreating it, which would make me loose the log history? Regards, -- Farzad FARID / Architecte Open Source - Associé Pragmatic Source / http://www.pragmatic-source.com Tel : +33 9 53 19 21 90 / Mob : +33 6 03 70 65 46
