pavel cernocky
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Hi,
I don’t see anything in any repository in SVNAdmin Repository browsing. Running on Linux.
I have found page possibly describing this issue:
http://www.insanefactory.com/2011/03/work-on-svnadmin-continues/
so I passed the –config-dir param to svn (by making script: /usr/bin/svn –config-dir /var/www/svnadmin/test/.subversion $*) and pointing SVNAdmin to this script.
It seems to work (the .subversion dir gets filled with some stuff), but repositories are still empty.
Also if I try to create repository with predefined structure, the repo is created, but always empty. Maybe these 2 issue are connected.
I would be very thankful for any help.
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Manuel Freiholz
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Hi Pavel,
did you check your /var/log/apache/error.log file for errors?
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pavel cernocky
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There was nothing in any repository because I specified relative path to repository parent dir. It must be absolute.
The problem with not creating predefined structure is in IF_SVNClientC.class.php in following line:
function svn_mkdir($path, $parents=true, $commitMessage="Created folder.")
The commitMessage is not properly escaped and the space causes svn command to fail.
I replaced it with $commitMessage=”mkdir” and now it’s working.
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Manuel Freiholz
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Hi Pavel,
yes the path must be absolute. I should write this to the settings page (basicly all paths should be absolute).
I never got the error with “svn_mkdir”. May i ask you which Linux or Windows system do you use for it?
Manuel
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pavel cernocky
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I had this problem on Ubuntu server and CentOS. I think this mechanism can cause similar problems when invoking commands from other places in code.
I’ve noticed that creating directory structure makes 3 commits. It is possible to run ‘svn mkdir’ with more directories at once which takes only one commit.
And one problem in GUI: the Filter in Access-Paths -> List does not work.
Anyway thanks for this program. The GUI is nice and does the work and I hope these glitches will disappear at some time.
There are some alternatives for windows, but for linux there are less choices..
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Manuel Freiholz
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Thanks for the information, i will test the cases.
[...] makes 3 commits [...]
Well yes. The way to only produce one revision would be to create a local working copy with the three directories and commit the WC. Actually i will not change the way how it is handled. There are bigger things to do than “2 extra revisions”  .
[...] And one problem in GUI: the Filter in Access-Paths -> List does not work.[...]
Yes thats a known bug which is already fixed in the development trunk. The “templates/script.js” contains the fix. “Maybe” you can fix it by copying the functions “filterDataTable(…)” and “getVisibleTextFromElement(…)” from the file and paste them in yours.
Development trunk: https://github.com/mfreiholz/iF.SVNAdmin
Manuel.
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pavel cernocky
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OK, I figured up what was the problem with svn_mkdir.
I had to pass the –config-dir option to svn and I used simple script which passed all arguments, but without proper quoting.
The script should look like this (instead what I wrote earlier):
/usr/bin/svn –config-dir /var/www/svnadmin/test/.subversion "$@"
It would be nice to have an option to specify the –config-dir param or any additional params to pass to svn and svnadmin commands.
3 commits for trunk, branches, tags:
Actualy you can do it without creating WC. As I wrote before, you can pass more directories to svn mkdir like this:
svn mkdir file:///repo/tags file:///repo/branches file:///repo/trunk
Thanks for the js fix.
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