Hi Philipp the story gets weirder. I have just checked out a local copy onto a different client machine as I was suspecting something wrong on the client in general.
After I have done a checkout, touch a readme file and try to commit, I get an error stating couldnt find a working copy of base... I also noticed that there is not /etc/fsvs/xxxx/urls or _base made I normally checkout using fsvs checkout svn://server/repo It worked on all the other machines in the field so I am a bit lost best regards Steve "Philipp Marek" wrote: > Hello Steve! > >> I tried changing the Urls file but now all files are >> begin recognised as new >> files. I have not done a check in as I fear this would >> actually unsync my >> repo. > Did you change the Urls file with an editor? Is it possible that you damaged it > somehow? > > Do you have a backup of this file, to try again? > > Please paste the output of > fsvs urls dump -v > > and perhaps attach the output of > fsvs status -d -N > > so that I can see why all entries are seen as changed. > >> Any clues or should I be starting to checkout >> everything again... > No, that's not necessary. > > When the local entry list is damaged, you can use the "sync-repos" command: > http://doc.fsvs-software.org/doxygen-gif/group__cmds.html#sync-repos > > That just fetches a _list_ of all repository entries - not their data, so you > should be > fine. > > The only caveat is that is has to fetch the information in two ways, to get the > filesize > too - that makes it a bit slow. > > >> Another, small problem which is knocking me out of >> my socks but not only >> fsvs related. We have an svn server which is both >> internally and externally >> accessible. When I want to do a checkout if the >> fsvs client is connected on >> the LAN side using the dns name, if can not connect >> but when I use the IP it >> can. > ... >> I have not set up the network myself and had a >> discussion with the local >> admin that this is a firewall problem somehow. >> Just wondering what you all >> think > Do you use svn or https, and the server host key/https certificate cannot be > verified > for the name? > > I'm afraid that I won't be of much help here ... > > > Regards, > > Phil > > -- > Versioning your /etc, /home or even your whole installation? > Try fsvs (fsvs.tigris.org)! > > ------------------------------------------------------ http://fsvs.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3928&dsMessageId=2634593 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].
