Stefan Küng wrote:
> Robert Roessler wrote:
>> On my Vista SP1 x64 box, I uninstalled one of the recent "1.5.99"
>> nightly builds, and installed the released 1.6
>> (TortoiseSVN-1.6.0.15855-x64-svn-1.6.0).
>>
>> When I tried to view the new rev graph on one of my repos, I see a
>> "Getting information from repository..." progress indicator - which
>> immediately displays a "Want to go offline?" popup. This popup explains
>> that there has been a problem contacting the server...
>>
>> As I use "file:" repos exclusively, this seems unlikely if taken at face
>> value. Note that if I tell it to go ahead and "work offline for now",
>> an instance of TortoiseProc.exe just sits there at 100% CPU.
>>
>> Other observations:
>> 1) all of my other repos behave as expected
>>
>> 2) the "broken" repo is able to show an apparently reasonable "SVN
>> Commit..." dialog (although it shows one file in the WC with a "deleted"
>> status that I don't think I would have deleted)
>>
>> 3) if I attempt an SVN "Clean up" operation from the context menu,
>> TortoiseProc.exe crashes with a "0xc0000417" exception at offset "0x54fc0"
>>
>> 4) if I try to start the repo browser on this repo, I see a "Unable to
>> open an ra_local session to URL" error in the browser window, along with
>> "Can't open file '...\db\min-unpacked-rev': The system cannot find the
>> file specified"
>
> Seems you're using the BDB repository format. That isn't supported
> anymore in TSVN 1.6 (see the release notes).
> You have to convert your repository to FSFS format if you want to keep
> accessing it via file:///
But no, I have *never* [knowingly] set up a repo to use BDB - even my
very first one, which this isn't... if it helps, the .svn file tree in
the repo and WC appears substantially the same as all the other working
repos.
If I need one, is there some definitive test for examining the file
trees of a repo or WC to determine its "format"?
--
Robert Roessler
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Received on 2009-03-23 18:35:31 CET