> From: Hugh Winkler [mailto:hwinkler@betweenmarkets.com]
> Sent: 22 July 2002 08:57
> Hi all,
>
> Just built the latest (yesterday July 21).
>
> I made a booboo that scared up a bug. It is reproducible; although
> probably timing related, I have not had a problem reproing it.
>
> Start with a fresh repository on the Linux server.
>
> From a remote Windows client using an http:// url, I imported a complete
> JDK directory tree. I imported it into a new directory,
> NEW_ENTRY_IN_REPOS="1.4".
>
> While that very long import was taking place from the Windows client,
> during the "Transmitting file data ...." phase, I opened a shell on the
> Linux server. From a local client on the Linux server, using a file://
> url, I similarly imported a complete (Linux) JDK. I (unintentionally)
> imported it to the same "new" directory, named "1.4". Shortly thereafter
> both imports failed. Evidently the repository db got corrupted by
> simultaneously trying to import to the same new directory entry. No
> further svn commands succeed against the repository; DB_RUNRECOVERY
> seems to be the message.
Ofcourse a lockup isn't nice, but there isn't neccessarilly corruption.
Run:
$ db_recover -ve -h /home/users/hughw/svnroot/db
And be ready to continue playing ;)
Please report if you are actually seeing a corrupted repository* after
this.
Sander
*) One that is messed up wrt its contents.
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Received on Mon Jul 22 09:01:46 2002