On 09.12.2009 12:32, Sebastien Barbereau wrote:

Hi, I have a package in some project which I can't neither checkout nor delete nor update (cli or web)... What happened is that yesterday i tried to delete the package. Unfortunately the request timedout and now I still have the package listed in my project but I can't delete it. Even 'worse', if I try to do a checkout of the project I get an error message as follow: # osc co home:sbarbereau .... Server returned an error: HTTP Error 404: Not Found /source/home:sbarbereau/python-django-test not found #

I also tried to do a osc rdelete without success.

Anyone has an idea?

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Hi I see you tried official client without success, i'm not sure it will solve the problem, but with MonoOSC , there is one feature who work in different way : once you have setup MonoOSC and you are connected, yu should have a list of Package at the left, if you make a right click on the "ghost" project and choice "Edit", you could find an workaround, if here you don't have the 404 not found error. #MonoOSC 2009/12/9 Sebastien Barbereau :

 Hello,  Tried this option and didnt work also, the obs-web interface complained  the package was existing. On the other hand when I was trying to access  the package I was getting the following message:  """  openSUSE Webclient Error:

 Error Details:  Errorcode: not found  Message: /source/home:sbarbereau/python-django-test not found  """  I got it solved after multiple attempts of updating, deleting and  editing the project.  Next time I will try to take notes on what I exactly did to solve this.

 Thanks anyway.  Seb.

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On 09.12.2009 12:32, Sebastien Barbereau wrote:

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Hi, I have a package in some project which I can't neither checkout nor delete nor update (cli or web)... What happened is that yesterday i tried to delete the package. Unfortunately the request timedout and now I still have the package listed in my project but I can't delete it. Even 'worse', if I try to do a checkout of the project I get an error message as follow: # osc co home:sbarbereau .... Server returned an error: HTTP Error 404: Not Found /source/home:sbarbereau/python-django-test not found #

I also tried to do a osc rdelete without success.

Anyone has an idea?

As a workaround you could recreate a package with that name, and remove it afterwards.

Greetings

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Simple, the error is "not found", after reading ALL i saw, the workaround suggested, who didn't work with official clients, that s the point where i think MonoOSC could be different to re create the lost package !!! 2009/12/9 Marcus Rueckert :

On 2009-12-09 20:02:58 +0100, Petit Eric wrote:

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I see you tried official client without success, i'm not sure it will solve the problem, but with MonoOSC , there is one feature who work in different way :  once you have setup MonoOSC and you are connected, yu should have a list of Package at the left, if you make a right click on the "ghost" project and choice "Edit", you could find an workaround, if here you don't have the 404 not found error. #MonoOSC

how would MonoOSC help with a *serverside* error exactly? thats what i meant with suggesting monoosc as solution for totally unrelated errors.

   darix

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