[Savannah-hackers] [ 101746 ] webcvs problem

[nobody]

Support Request #101746, was updated on Sat 01/18/2003 at 18:39
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Category: CVS
Status: Closed
Priority: 3
Summary: webcvs problem

By: simons+savannah
Date: Wed 04/02/2003 at 13:37
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Browser: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20030325

I guess it's best to start all over again. :-) 

Here is what I did:

 (1) I added a directory called "dtd/xhtml1" to the webcvs
tree on subversions. Due to the synchronization with
www.gnu.org, the directory showed up in the checked-out copy
of the repository:

 | address@hidden:/home/www/html/software/ac-archive$ ls -ld
dtd/xhtml1 
 | drwxrwxr-x    3 webcvs   www-data     4096 Jan  9 13:42
dtd/xhtml1
     

 (2) I realized that I added the directory in the wrong
place. So I logged into subversions.gnu.org and erased the
directory directly in the _file_ _system_:

 | address@hidden:~$ rmdir
/webcvs/software/ac-archive/dtd/xhtml1


This removed the directory from CVS, but the checked-out
copy on gnudist is still there! So when I log into gnudist
and update the checked-out copy of the web server manually,
I see:

 | address@hidden:/home/www/html/software/ac-archive$ cvs up
 | cvs server: Updating .
 | cvs server: Updating C++_Support
 | cvs server: Updating C_Support
 | cvs server: Updating Cross_Compilation
 | cvs server: Updating Installed_Packages
 | cvs server: Updating Java_Support
 | cvs server: Updating Miscellaneous
 | cvs server: Updating dtd
 | cvs server: Updating dtd/xhtml1
 | cvs server: cannot open directory
 |    /webcvs/software/ac-archive/dtd/xhtml1: No such file or
 |    directory
 | cvs server: skipping directory dtd/xhtml1
 | cvs server: Updating htmldoc
 | cvs server: Updating m4source

What I need you to do in order to fix this (minor) problem,
is to log into gnudist.gnu.org and execute

    rm -rf /home/www/html/software/ac-archive/dtd/xhtml1 

With the appropriate privileges. That is all there is to it.
I'd do it myself, but the system gives me "permission
denied".


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By: yeupou
Date: Mon 02/10/2003 at 16:14
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Browser: Mozilla/5.0 Galeon/1.2.7 (X11 ; GNU / Linux 2.4.21-pre4 i686 ; 
address@hidden)

I still to not get how to fix this. Please Jaime take a look
when you have time.

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