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>I know somebody has mentioned it before. I'll mention it again. You need
>to recover the database. The exact syntax to recover is either in the
>mailing list archive or in the FAQ someplace.
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Heh, I've recovered the database 15 times in the last 24 hours. While
using the repository apache deadlocks and won't let any operations on
the locked repository start. If you attempt to shut apache down, it's
stuck waiting on those threads for a minute or two, then shuts down. At
this point, it has leaked some semaphores, so you must manually delete
those with ipcrm, if you don't apache will eventually run out of
semaphores and you must reboot the system. Then about 50% of the time,
the repository will be wedged and it requires recovery, but the other
times you can just restart apache and its fine.
>Having said all of the above: You're using Subversion in production? Are
>you nuts? We haven't released yet. ;)
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Its not a production environment per se, we are evaluating subversion
hands on. If we find that it cannot handle what we throw at it, we'll
obviously have to switch, but up until this point we've been happy with it.
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Received on Wed Dec 4 15:13:22 2002