repository root changed after upgrade to 1.0.6

[Dmitry Beransky <db...@dembel.org>]

Hi,

I've been running subversion 1.0.1 as a stand-alone server under RedHat for 
a while with no major issues.  The repository was rooted at /svnroot with 
project subtrees coming off it like so:

/snvroot
    |
    + Project1
    |
    + Project 2
    |
    + ...etc

i.e. when checking out a project or just browsing, I would use the 
following url:   svn+ssh://som-dev/svnroot/Project1/

a few days ago I upgraded to 1.0.6 and now the repository insists that all 
of projects are located under /svnroot/svnroot (i.e. 
svn+ssh://som-dev/svnroot/svnroot/Project1).

Any ideas what happened and how I can fix this?  I've searched the docs and 
list archives, but found nothing relevant.


Thanks
Dmitry


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Re: repository root changed after upgrade to 1.0.6

[Dmitry Beransky <db...@dembel.org>]

I've finally figured out what was happening.  I did indeed have nested 
svnroot directories.

When I first started using subversion, I wanted to keep the learning curve 
down, so I setup svnserve as a xinetd service and used "-r /svnroot" as a 
command line option.  Once I got comfortable with running the program, I 
switched over to SSH.  This happened about a month or two ago and I was 
till still using v.1.0.1.

I didn't have any problems switching over to SSH.  Which is weird.  Since 
SSH bypasses xinetd service config files, "svnserve" doesn't get invoked 
with the -r option any more, right?  Hence the double /svnroot path 
segment.  However, this problem only surfaced now that I upgraded to 
1.0.6.  As far as I understand, I should've started seeing the double 
svnroot problem as soon as I switched to SSH under 1.0.1.  Puzzling...


Dmitry



At 12:50 PM 7/26/2004, Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>Try 'svn ls file://svnroot' and look at the repository structure.  Or
>use 'svnlook tree /svnroot'.  Perhaps somebody moved data around inside
>the repository?  Perhaps there really is an 'svnroot' directory *within*
>the repository now?


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Re: repository root changed after upgrade to 1.0.6

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

On Mon, 2004-07-26 at 13:13, Dmitry Beransky wrote:

> i.e. when checking out a project or just browsing, I would use the 
> following url:   svn+ssh://som-dev/svnroot/Project1/
> 
> a few days ago I upgraded to 1.0.6 and now the repository insists that all 
> of projects are located under /svnroot/svnroot (i.e. 
> svn+ssh://som-dev/svnroot/svnroot/Project1).

Try 'svn ls file://svnroot' and look at the repository structure.  Or
use 'svnlook tree /svnroot'.  Perhaps somebody moved data around inside
the repository?  Perhaps there really is an 'svnroot' directory *within*
the repository now?




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