* Message by -Philipp Marek- from Sun 2010-05-16: > >> new/ # fsvs sync-repos > >> > >> to fetch current file list and properties for the new paths. > > > > This steps fails. There comes a list of (probably all) files in > > the usual format: > Yes, you can make that less verbose with "-q". > > > [...] > > N..... 0 2009/tmp/draft.tex > > N..... 0 2009/tmp/main.tex > > [...] > > > > Then it concludes: > > > > An error occurred at 16:53:09.697: No such file or directory (2) > > in main: action sync-repos failed > > > > This is with -vvv. > Hmmm, what are the lines before that? > > Are you using a single URL, or multiple? > Could you do an strace, and a run with -d, and send the last few hundred > lines of both > outputs?
-d was the right hint. I made the mistake before to test this on a repository that had some access controls set via authz. The names of those restricted files appeared in the debug output. Without those ACLs, your procedure works fine. It even seems to work if there were uncommitted changes in the working copy. I'll apply it now to the production application. Thank you!
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