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[TSVN] Error: File not found: transaction '34'

From: David C.M. Weber <david.weber_at_backbonesecurity.com>
Date: 2005-02-28 19:10:47 CET

I've got a local repository on a windows system which I'm trying to
dump/load into a internet-accessible location.

So, I do a dump:

svnadmin dump "C:/.../Personal/Repository" > svndump.txt

I do a filter, because I just want the code that is in the repository,
not the other documents & stuff:

type svndump.txt | svndumpfilter include Code /trunk/Code > filtered.txt

(where "Code" is the old location of the code, and "/trunk/Code" is the
new version of the code)

I sftp the data to my linux box (as a binary transmission), and attempt
to to a load into the directory:

svnadmin load rotinom.net/repository/ < filtered.txt

Which works until it hits revision 112. AT such a time, it produces the
following error:

<<< Started new transaction, based on original revision 112
     * adding path : trunk/Code ...svn: File not found: transaction
'34', path 'trunk/Code'

Now, I'm just happy to keep everything where it was, in the /trunk/
directory (the /Code/ directory was deleted when it was moved to
/trunk/)

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Bug or otherwise?

Windows version of svn command line is: svnadmin, version 1.1.3 (r12730)
compiled Jan 20 2005, 05:51:34
Linux version is: svnadmin, version 1.1.2 (r12471) compiled Jan 10
2005, 07:01:51

So, I'm wondering if that is the culprit..

I'm updating the linux version right now. Just wanted to see if there
was other input

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