Problem creating a new module

Adjusted my email address and sending again. This message is also now in
the tickets.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tristan Bates
Sent: Thursday, 13 May 2004 10:34 PM
To: 'Pushok Software'
Subject: RE: [pst112] Problem creating a new module
The dll I have already creates a debuglog.txt file so I'm sending you an
extract from when this error originally happened to me. Does the new dll
that you just sent me the link for create different debugging
information to this? Should I attempt to generate the error again with
this new dll? Or is this extract sufficient?
Tristan.
-----Original Message-----
From: Pushok Software [mailto:support@pushok.com]
Sent: Thursday, 13 May 2004 10:19 PM
To: Tristan Bates
Subject: Re: [pst112] Problem creating a new module
http://www.pushok.com/tickets_messages.php?id=112
Could you please download this this debug
version of dll:
http://www.pushok.com/files/PushokSVNSCC.zip
Replace existing one with this, try to repeat problem and send back to
me "debuglog.txt" file that you will find near the dll.

The dll I have already creates a debuglog.txt file so I'm sending you an
extract from when this error originally happened to me. Does the new dll
that you just sent me the link for create different debugging information
to this? Should I attempt to generate the error again with this new dll? Or
is this extract sufficient?

I managed to get around my problem (of creating modules) by using the
Repos-browser in TortiseSVN to "create folder" where I wanted to checkin my
Visual Studio solution to.
I then referenced and "checked" this module in the SVNSCCProxy dialog
(which tested ok) and my solution was imported successfully.

Hey, thanks for releasing the SVNSCCProxy! I'm about to begin trialling
it.

My first issue:

- I've installed a subversion server on another machine and created a new
repository
- I've run the subversion server process using svnserve -d -r
c:\svnrepository
- I've checked some files in from my machine using TortiseSVN which worked
fine
- I opened Visual Studio .NET 2003 and created a new project
- I right clicked on the solution and selected "add to source control"
- in the SVNSCCProxy dialog I entered my SVNURL (svn://dev5) and it checked
OK
- I entered my username (that I had setup on the server), hit login and
entered my password
- the SVNMODULE entry was already filled in with my solution name
(testSubversion)
- Checking this module of course gave the expected error URL non-existent
- I tried to Create the module but got an error dialog saying: "Error
creating Module: Bad SVNURL"
- If I pointed to a previously created module (from my original import
using TortiseSVN) then it gets past this point (although I get a status
window which says "Adding Files" and then says "Checking Files" and hangs
there so I have to cancel.

Any ideas?