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Re: trying to view log using 'Show log' and got error messagebox

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 22:17:44 +0100

Vertilka wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> first of all - the server is on my computer.
> second - I can browse-repo, commit, checkout and so on, but...
> when i am trying to view the log messages using 'Show Log' command
> from the context menu on a versioned file or folder or from the repo-
> browse dialog, i got error that the server cannot be connected or
> getting an error message box:
> The title is "TortoiseSVN" with big red X icon and the text of the
> message box is as follow:
> "d:\vinithra\build\svn_1.5.4\subversion\tmp\subversion\subversion
> \libsvn_repos\log.c"
>
> i also can't see the revision graph. it says "no graph is available".
> disabling the log cache, using enabling log chaching' - doesn't help
> (the "caches repositories" list is empty).
>
> trying getting the log from the svn command line, using: "svn log
> svn://svn_server:9876/" gives list of revisions in a format like this:
> r74 : <no author> : <no date> : 1 line
> r73: <no author> : <no date> : 1 line
> etc...

why 'no date'? Did you get your repository by using some conversion tool
to convert it from another source control system?

Also, try not 'svn log' but 'svn log -v' because that's what TSVN does.

Stefan

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