Sudden "File not found" error for a subfolder of a repository

[Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com>]

I just tried to commit some changes to a folder that I haven't touched for a
day or two, and on committing I got an error saying the resource was not
found on the server.

I fired up my browser, opened the repo and tried to get to the same
resource, getting the same message ("The requested URL /senise/trunk/script/
was not found on this server."). Reverting to yesterday's backup of the repo
did not help.

I then tried removing the offending directory, committing and re-adding it,
but got a 409 error when trying to commit the add, and on returning to the
browser to check the repo saw that the directory was still there in the new
revision!

Anyone have any idea what's up? Thanks for your help,

Ben

Re: Sudden "File not found" error for a subfolder of a repository

[Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com>]

Sorry, this should have replied to the list.

On 7/18/06, Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> > I then tried removing the offending directory, committing and re-
> > > adding it,
> > > but got a 409 error when trying to commit the add, and on returning
> > > to the
> > > browser to check the repo saw that the directory was still there in
> > > the new
> > > revision!
> >
> > I'd start by concentrating on the original error. Why was the
> > requested URL not found now when it was before? Does the rest of your
> > repository work, just not this URL? If so, did someone "svn rm" it
> > for some reason? If so, check "svn log" to find out why.
>
>
> I'm the only person who's touched this repo, and I know for a fact that I
> haven't even opened that directory since my last commit, which worked fine
> and gave no errors. This was well over a month or two ago.
>
> The only thing I did do recently was change the Location of the repo in
> the Apache config. After this I deleted the working copy and re-checked out
> from the new url and everything seemed fine. Switching it back does not seem
> to be changing the behavior, at least not in the browser.
>
>

Re: Sudden "File not found" error for a subfolder of a repository

[Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>]

On 7/13/06, Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I just tried to commit some changes to a folder that I haven't  
> touched for a
> day or two, and on committing I got an error saying the resource  
> was not
> found on the server.
>
> I fired up my browser, opened the repo and tried to get to the same
> resource, getting the same message ("The requested URL /senise/ 
> trunk/script/
> was not found on this server."). Reverting to yesterday's backup of  
> the repo
> did not help.
>
> I then tried removing the offending directory, committing and re- 
> adding it,
> but got a 409 error when trying to commit the add, and on returning  
> to the
> browser to check the repo saw that the directory was still there in  
> the new
> revision!

I'd start by concentrating on the original error. Why was the  
requested URL not found now when it was before? Does the rest of your  
repository work, just not this URL? If so, did someone "svn rm" it  
for some reason? If so, check "svn log" to find out why.



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Re: Sudden "File not found" error for a subfolder of a repository

[Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com>]

Hi all,

Sorry to re-post, but I haven't gotten a response, and this is fairly
urgent... does anyone know what might be up, or where I might find more
information about this (if not this list)? Thanks again,

Ben

On 7/13/06, Benjamin Jackson <bh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I just tried to commit some changes to a folder that I haven't touched for
> a
> day or two, and on committing I got an error saying the resource was not
> found on the server.
>
> I fired up my browser, opened the repo and tried to get to the same
> resource, getting the same message ("The requested URL
> /senise/trunk/script/
> was not found on this server."). Reverting to yesterday's backup of the
> repo
> did not help.
>
> I then tried removing the offending directory, committing and re-adding
> it,
> but got a 409 error when trying to commit the add, and on returning to the
> browser to check the repo saw that the directory was still there in the
> new
> revision!
>
> Anyone have any idea what's up? Thanks for your help,
>
> Ben
>