Hello D.J.,
Good (or bad) news. I caught the error in the act.
Here is what the GPF message said (translated from French):
Title: "svn.exe - Application error"
"An exception unknown software exception (0xc00000fd) occured in the
application at address 0x00407db3.
Click OK to stop the program.
Click cancel to debug it."
I am using Win 2K SP4, Subversion 0.30.0, Apache 2.0.47 over ra_dav
(https). I unfortunately cannot debug the program as I do not have a
development environment here.
The steps that led to the error:
Moved and replaced a few files (GIF files that were renamed/converted to
PNG);
Set the svn:mime-type on the files to image/png
Changed a few XML files to point to the new names
commit
K:\leadmanagement>svn commit
Sending src\xdocs\dblayout.xml
Deleting src\xdocs\editversionnum.gif
[snip]
Adding (bin) src\xdocs\simpledblayout.png
Transmitting file data .........svn: A problem occurred; see later errors
for details
svn: Commit succeeded, but other errors follow:
K:\leadmanagement>
As you can see, I do not have access to the other errors. SVN seems to
crash before, so it does not have time to tell me what's going on. I
have had this error three or four times now.
Currently, I have disabled the COM+ and System notification services. I
have Norton Anti-Virus running in the background. Version 9.05.15 (NAV
2003). Maybe I should try with NAV off ?
If I have forgotten something, tell me and I'll give you as much as I
can.
Hope that helps,
François
On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 10:02:51 -0600, "D.J. Heap" <djheap@dhiprovo.com>
said:
> Thanks to James' time spent tracing, I think we're closer to finding out
> what is going on here. It appears that the COM+ Event Notification
> service (and perhaps the System Event Notifcation service) are following
> applications around and opening/querying files they haved touched. For
> confirmation, could you turn off those services and see if the problem
> goes away in your test script, James?
>
> Even if these services are the cuplrits, however, I'm not sure it's
> reasonable to expect either MS to change them (although I'm don't know
> what they are screwing with private files for anyway), or for people to
> shut them off since apparently they are useful application services and
> people may be using them and also want to use Subversion. Can someone
> comment on their usefulness and in what environments/applications they
> are used? They ship installed and turned on by default in all versions
> of Windows 2000 and higher (2003 included).
>
> So, if they are confirmed to be the cause, what should the resolution
> be? Bounded loop patch, tell users to shut them off, other ideas...?
>
> DJ
>
>
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