Greetings, I am encountering a strange issue. I have a Linux server (I tried both RHEL 6 and Ubuntu Server 11.03) exporting a folder on an EXT3 partition via NFS. I also have a Mac OS X Lion client that is mounting that NFS share. There is a repository on the SVN server that checks out fine to the local disk of the Mac. It also checks out fine to an NFS mounted folder on a Linux client. However, when I try to check it out to a folder on the Mac that is mounted with NFS via the command 'svn co URL', I get the following error on the terminal:
svn: In directory 'NAV/trunk/VerseMinder/VerseMinder/VerseMinder' svn: Can't open file 'NAV/trunk/VerseMinder/VerseMinder/VerseMinder/.svn/tmp/text-base/._FlashCard.m.svn-base': No such file or directory >From what I can tell, I get no information in system.log. I have tried this >using a Samba mount as well and receive the same error. The error happens >every time and at the same point in the process. Does anybody have any idea >what could be going on? We've tried both NFS 3 and 4 (and Samba) with the same >result. I am beginning to think this may be an SVN bug. Thanks, Zach Bethel.
