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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by ja...@jrv.org on 2003/08/16 22:04:55 UTC
beginner; import to repository?
Subversion 0.26, Windows NT5
I'm having trouble getting up subversion the way I want. I'd like to
use http://jrv.org/svn/trunk/proj (and http://jrv.org/svn/tags/proj,
etc), where all projects are in one repository due to the amount of
shared code. There are a lot of examples in the book that seem to
look like this (chap 4, Using Branches, etc).
httpd.conf contains this:
<Location /svn >
DAV svn
SVNParentPath C:\SVN
I created the repository thusly:
C:\src>svnadmin create c:\svn
Now: how do I import this so that I can checkout with
http://jrv.org/svn/trunk/chkcat? Everything I try gets this RA layer
error:
C:\src\x>svn import -m "initial repository" trunk http://192.168.3.147/svn
svn: Bad URL passed to RA layer
svn: illegal URL for repository
In this case local directory "trunk" contains directory "chkcat", but
I've found no combination that works other than putting the repository
in a subdirectory of c:\svn above.
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