svn checkout anomaly

[Denis Bueno <db...@cc.gatech.edu>]

I haven't been able to check out a subversion working copy from a
repository. The interesting thing is that I can check out using the file://
syntax, but not the svn+ssh syntax. An example is below my signature. Is
there any way I can debug this? Is there any more verbose output for the
svn+ssh syntax than 'No repository found'?

Thanks.

-Denis

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| [myrna ~/svnwork]
| $ /usr/local/public/bin/svn checkout 
svn+ssh://myrna/net/hp92/manolios/formal/SVN/satyr/trunk satyr
| dbueno@myrna's password:
| svn: No repository found in 
'svn+ssh://myrna/net/hp92/manolios/formal/SVN/satyr/trunk'
| [myrna ~/svnwork]
| $ /usr/local/public/bin/svn checkout 
file:///net/hp92/manolios/formal/SVN/satyr/trunk satyr
| A  satyr/results
| A  satyr/results/README
| ...
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Re: svn checkout anomaly

[Denis Bueno <db...@cc.gatech.edu>]

Denis Bueno wrote:
> I haven't been able to check out a subversion working copy from a
> repository. The interesting thing is that I can check out using the file://
> syntax, but not the svn+ssh syntax. An example is below my signature. Is
> there any way I can debug this? Is there any more verbose output for the
> svn+ssh syntax than 'No repository found'?

For what it's worth, I found the problem. There are two copies of 
svnserve on the machine; I was using the wrong one. I just changed my 
$PATH on that machine to include the one I needed first, and everything 
worked.

-Denis

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