svn target path does not exist
Problem:
svn: Target path does not exist or svn: Docelowa śieżka nie istnieje (in Polish)
Solution:
Checkout the project once again or something. You have got a different non-existent branch checked out or something. The remote folder in SVN does not exist, check the .svn/entries files and compare the paths with those that are in the remote repository.
subversion wrong username prompt problem
Problem:
While using svn+ssh protocol on linux, svn client (svn, eclipse, netbeans, …) prompts for wrong username (one you have locally on your machine, not the remote one).
Solution:
Change the URL of the repository in the “entries’ files in”.svn” directories.
For example if your svn client asks for username1 instead of asking for username2: edit “.svn/entries” and change “svn+ssh://myhost.com/path/to/repo” to “svn+ssh://username2@myhost.com/path/to/repo” Do this in each subdirectory (each .svn folder).
Be sure to make a backup copy first! :) I am not responsible for the side effects! :)
I didn’t take the time to investigate, but it seems that NetBeans IDE doesn’t store the “username2@” URL prefix in the “entries” files.
You can adapt the following script to your case and use it to correct the “entries” files:
mldonkey set fixed edonkey port number
How to set a fixed port number for eDonkey2000 network in MLDonkey? It is generated at the first run of mlnet, but it can be changed in the donkey.ini file.
/var/lib/mldonkey/donkey.ini
~/.mldonkey/donkey.ini
Sendmail problem
Problem:
= SYSERR(root): Cannot exec /usr/sbin/sensible-mda: No such file or directory =
The reason is that I did:
apt-get install sendmail-bin
instead of the proper solution:
apt-get install sendmail