Eclipse re-locates SVN repository error

When I try to use Eclipse for the SVN resource relocation times the following error: It is possible that the original SVN server did not open causing

<span style= "color: #ff0000;"  > Invalid Relocation
   svn:invalid source URL prefix: ' Http://192.168.168.251/svn/epoch ' (does not overlap target ' s URL ' Https://192.168.168.110/svn/epoch/trunk/epoch-common ') </span>

Some of the information on the Internet, many are English version, such as: Click to open the link

Inside mentions: if ((From_len > Old_url_len) | | | ...)
Return Svn_error_createf ...
This error will be reported if the new resource length is longer than old, but I have not verified and reviewed
So in order to reposition, we can change the idea, now the project resources are disconnected, and then shared to the new SVN repository will be
Note that the original SVN file needs to be removed when disconnecting, otherwise you will be sharing the same project as the original path as shown in figure

Then share project to choose the new SVN address, so-called share project is to associate the local project with the SVN project, after sharing will not overwrite the SVN files, and then immediately synchronize with the repository, so novice can be bold to try. After associating the new SVN address, some files need to be ignored to synchronize with the repository

Note: If the SVN meta information cannot be removed from the above method, it is only mandatory to forcibly delete the. svn file in the local workspace, and because you are disconnected again, you are not updating the latest version until you disconnect, and the local will not be able to update the share after the restart. To ensure that your version is up-to-date when disconnecting, and that the latest SVN version is consistent with your version, otherwise the code will be imperfect