Subversion - Commit problems
Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:54 am
Hi
I've got a subversion server set up on a box running SuSE Linux 9.3 Pro.
I can access the repositories via my web browser just fine.
I can also checkout and import with the repositories using TortoiseSVN.
The problem I'm having is that I cannot commit new files into the repository.
I have the following structure.
I am trying to add an XML file to the "sql" directory called "schema.xml".
I created the file. I then right-clicked on it and selected TortoiseSVN->Add.
It put the little plus sign on the files icon.
I then right-clicked on it again and selected SVN Commit...
It gave me a dialogue box with the schema.xml file listed. I tick it and click ok and then it gives me the following error...
I've been through the svn website so many times now and can't find anything even remotely similar.
All the repository files are owned by the web server and chmod 777.
I'm all out of ideas.. can anyone offer me a lifeline?
I've got a subversion server set up on a box running SuSE Linux 9.3 Pro.
I can access the repositories via my web browser just fine.
I can also checkout and import with the repositories using TortoiseSVN.
The problem I'm having is that I cannot commit new files into the repository.
I have the following structure.
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root
|-tags
|-branches
|-trunk
|-includes
|-models
|-actions
|-lib
|-sql
|-templates
|-index.php
|-common.inc.php
|-rebuild.phpI created the file. I then right-clicked on it and selected TortoiseSVN->Add.
It put the little plus sign on the files icon.
I then right-clicked on it again and selected SVN Commit...
It gave me a dialogue box with the schema.xml file listed. I tick it and click ok and then it gives me the following error...
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Adding: F:\Lee\websites\edit-pc-site\trunk\sql\schema.xml
Error: Commit failed (details follow):
Error: PROPFIND request failed on '/edit-pc-site/trunk/sql/schema.xml'
Error: Could not open the requested SVN filesystemAll the repository files are owned by the web server and chmod 777.
I'm all out of ideas.. can anyone offer me a lifeline?