USVN

Hello,

I've recently installed USVN as an admin interface for our svn projects.
It's a nice app and has been great to work with.

I would like to start using USVN for reviewing submitted code but have found a problem, we have a large number of files that (for reasons I won't explain) have a file naming convention that includes a semi colon.
Whenever I attempt to open a file containing a semi colon in the name, using the USVN browser, I get the following error:

Can't read from subversion repository. Command: svn --config-dir /USVN/fake cat --non-interactive 'file:///var/www/usvn-1.0/files/svn/Development/trunk/myfile;test.txt' Error:
Trace:
/var/www/usvn-1.0/library/Zend/Controller/Action.php:503 ProjectController::showAction
/var/www/usvn-1.0/library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php:285 Zend_Controller_Action::dispatch
/var/www/usvn-1.0/library/Zend/Controller/Front.php:934 Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard::dispatch
/var/www/usvn-1.0/public/index.php:5 Zend_Controller_Front::dispatch

I suspect the semi colon needs to be replaced with '%3B' (this is what TortoiseSVN does with the url when I open the file with it).
I can't rename the files, can anyone suggest a work around or code hot fix? (I'm a developer with limited php experience!)
Thanks in advance

Franco

Hi,
I ended up working around the issue by modifying the file:
/var/www/usvn-1.0/app/controllers/ProjectController.php

I added this line after the $svn_file_path variable is assigned to:
$svn_file_path = str_replace(';','%3B',$svn_file_path);

Of course this only works for files containing ";" in the name.
Not the most elegant solution, but it works and I think I have limited the damage (if any) to just the code browser.

Can anyone suggest a more generic solution?

Any particular reason for having a file with ";" in its name?