[wp-hackers] The "SVN UP" troubles...

[Callum Macdonald]

Whenever you touch a working copy with a newer version of svn it records 
that version number and then won't work with any older versions. If 
you're not moving your working copy around, just delete it and create a 
new one, should work fine.

C.

Hans Engel wrote:
> Dreamhost's servers probably were using a newer version of SVN, and made
> a note in the .svn folders (or something like that) that the client
> needs to be version x.x to function with the working copy. Inline
> Hosting's version of SVN, which was older than Dreamhost's copy, saw the
> note and could not proceed.
>
> You'll need to contact Inline Hosting and ask them to upgrade their
> 'svn' program. It's almost definitely their end.
>
> On Sun, 2008-04-13 at 06:41 -0400, Mr. Awesome wrote:
>   
>> I was just wondering, is it me, or is something just not working 
>> correctly.. I normally do:
>>  Start > Run > CMD > plink domain.net > enter passphrase > ls > cd to my 
>> directory > ls > svn up
>>
>> And it works fine.. But lately, I've been getting messages like this... 
>> (Through CMD and Putty methods)...
>>
>> user at mydomain.net [~/public_html]# svn up
>> svn: This client is too old to work with working copy ''; please get a 
>> newer Subversion client
>> user at mydomain.net [~/public_html]#
>>
>> The only thing I could think of, is, I recently changed my domain name 
>> servers to another host, because Dreamhost.com is crap. Perhaps it's 
>> "inlinehosting.com's" fault? Or, what?
>>
>>
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