You were right - my attempt to put subversion at / is the root of my
problem. I was rewriting GET requests to go to viewvc, but looking at
access logs, subversion is doing a GET as part of this command.
I'm not sure why so much other stuff worked, leading me to mistakenly
think subversion was nev
> "Bert" == Bert Huijben writes:
Bert> At which level in this url is your repository located?
/, as you guessed.
Bert> Can you quote the relevant porting from your apache config?
Bert> (Most likely the block).
Here you go. Maybe I'm getting too clever with mod_rewrite to try t
We've found an (apparently) simpler case of what looks like the same
error:
$ svn ls https://domain.example/dir1/PROJECT/trunk/README
README
$ svn cat https://domain.example/dir1/PROJECT/trunk/README
svn: '/!svn/bc/23694/dir1/PROJECT/trunk/README' path not found
I don't see any command line optio
> "Mark" == Mark Phippard writes:
Mark> I'd start by seeing if you can get Apache 2.x for z/OS.
Mark> Subversion must have the Apache Portable Runtime libraries to
Mark> work. So the first effort of porting Subversion to any OS, is
Mark> to get APR working. If someone has al
> "Ryan" == Ryan Schmidt writes:
Ryan> On Jan 21, 2010, at 15:28, Shrinivasan T wrote:
> So, is it possible to compile svn from source with unix services in
>> mainframe?
Ryan> You should probably try it out and let us know if you
Ryan> encounter any errors.
I've spent some
We've been seeing errors like this when trying to compare a tagged tree
to our trunk. I've tried to recreate with a small repository, but
haven't been able to.
I'd appreciate suggestions on where I should look next to figure this out.
svn diff \
https://domain.example.com/dir1/PROJECT/tags/PROJ
