I just noticed something interesting when testing WebDAV
proxy stuffs. In
my configuration, my "master" repository has
post-commit and
post-revprop-change hooks which use svnsync to
"push" changes to the slave
server.
I initialized the slave repository as a read-only mirror by
running the
following on the master server:
svnsync init http://slave/repos/project
file:///repos/project
All works well, and (after Justin E. fixed a bug in our
trunk codebase) the
proxy interactions and svnsync-ing seem to work great. But
here's a funny
thing I noticed: on my slave box is a mirror repository on
whose revision 0
is this property name/value:
svn:sync-from-url : file:///Subversion/test
Interesting that that URL is meaningful (or, at least,
correct) only when
interpreted *by the master machine*. If, for example, I run
'svnsync sync'
on that repository *from the slave machine*, I get the
obvious error:
subversion/libsvn_ra_local/ra_plugin.c:291:
(apr_err=180001)
svnsync: Unable to open an ra_local session to URL
subversion/libsvn_ra_local/split_url.c:125:
(apr_err=180001)
svnsync: Unable to open repository
'file:///Subversion/test'
This doesn't bother me, really. But it does strike me as
something to be
noted in the book, at the very least (hence the CC: of
svnbook-dev red-bean.com>.
--
C. Michael Pilato <cmpilatocollab.net>
CollabNet <> www.collab.net <>
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