[svk-devel] Stumped! Can't detach broken mirror... still no solution

[Mark Diggory]

I'll finally add that I installed svk (version v2.0.2 (using  
Subversion bindings 1.4.4)) and svn 1.4.4 on a completely different  
machine, copied over the repository and tried to access it there and  
got the same reslt. This tells me that its in the svn repo somewhere  
that this is happening because thats the only thing I brought over to  
the new machine.

thanks again,
Mark

On Feb 7, 2008, at 1:59 PM, Mark Diggory wrote:

> Yes, this is how it is configured in my svk/svn repo. But I cannot
> remove the mirror still
>
> props on my repo located at /var/svn/repos looks like
>
> svm:mirror = /mirrors/foo \ /mirrors/bar \ /mirrors/bam
>
> and under each of those paths is a svm:uuid property and a svm:source
> property
>
> However when I do a 'svk mirror -l' I see instead
>
>> %:/var/svn/repos mdiggory$ svk mirror -l
>> Path   Source
>> =======================================
>> //   https://some/path/a/repo
>
>
> and not what I expected which should look like
>
>> %:/var/svn/repos mdiggory$ svk mirror -l
>> Path   Source
>> =======================================
>> //mirrors/foo   https://some/path/a/repo
>> //mirrors/bar   https://some/path/a/repo
>> //mirrors/bam   https://some/path/a/repo
>
>
> Its as if theres some "hidden" configuration in the svn repo
> somewhere overriding what is in the svn properties... Am I missing
> something obvious? This seems like a bug.
>
>
> I've also dumped my svn repo upto the revision prior to my erroneous
> "svk mirror" mistake and restored... And unbelievably, its still  
> there!
>
> any help would be greatly appreciated.  I've got allot of stalled
> work waiting to get moved around and I'm quickly thinking about
> abandoning svk as a solution because of this problem :-(
>
> thanks,
> Mark
>
> On Jan 30, 2008, at 2:37 PM, Johannes Rudolph wrote:
>
>> I stopped using svk a while ago, but if I remember correctly the
>> information about mirrors is saved like this:
>>
>> It is saved in the svk repository (which is a standard svn repository
>> BTW which you can view and edit using the standard subversion tools).
>>
>> 1.) There is a subversion property in the root directory which  
>> holds a
>> list of all the mirror directories. (svk:mirror(s)?)
>> 2.) In the mirror directory itself is another property which denotes
>> the remote URL of the mirrored directory.
>>
>> I hope this helps.
>> -- 
>> Johannes
>>
>> -----------------------------------------------
>> Johannes Rudolph
>> http://virtual-void.net
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