Subject: Re: [vserver] subversion on svn and vserver
From:Asier Baranguán <abaranguan@elpagestion.com>
Date: Fri, 03 Aug 2007 12:55:41 +0200
Fri, 03 Aug 2007 12:55:41 +0200
Markus Fischer escribió:

> without much thinking about it I put all my vserver configuration into
> suibversion yesterday (actually my whole /etc/ dir).
> 
> When I now start up the server (only get this on startup) I see:
> 
> dev:~# vserver testing01 start
> WARNING: '/etc/vservers/testing01/.svn/text-base/vdir.svn-base' does not
> end on newline
> WARNING: '/etc/vservers/testing01/.svn/text-base/cache.svn-base' does
> not end on newline
> WARNING: '/etc/vservers/testing01/.svn/text-base/run.svn-base' does not
> end on newline
> 
> It seem it's using some globing mechanisum and finds the .svn and tries
> to find certain files in it (vdir, cache, run?). There are actually many
> more files inside but only those get reported.
> 
> Is there a way to avoid this? Does it harm?

Looks like vserver-tools are working with all the 'hidden' directories in your vserver...

perhaps here you should make an 'svn export' to avoid this or contact to the vserver-tools

mantainer and fill a bug.




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