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RE: Repository "hung"

From: Peter Howard <pjh_at_coastal.net.au>
Date: 2003-01-08 09:38:47 CET

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Howard [mailto:pjh@coastal.net.au]
> Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 6:38 PM
> To: Brandon Ehle
> Cc: Subversion Dev list
> Subject: RE: Repository "hung"
>
>
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Peter Howard [mailto:pjh@coastal.net.au]
> > Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 7:07 AM
> > To: Brandon Ehle
> > Cc: Subversion Dev list
> > Subject: RE: Repository "hung"
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Brandon Ehle [mailto:azverkan@yahoo.com]
> > > Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 4:18 AM
> > > To: Peter Howard
> > > Cc: Subversion Dev list
> > > Subject: Re: Repository "hung"
> > >
> > > Before running recover, goto the repository/db directory and run "lsof
> > > *". If you see anything accessing the files kill it. Then run
> > > recover. While recover is running you can use "lsof *" to watch its
> > > progress (in a catastrophic recovery, it will walk through
> the log files
> > > a few at a time).
> >
> > Tried to do that, but it had fixed itself :-) I shut the
> server down last
> > night in frustration and only started it again now (9 hours
> later) and the
> > recover took about 2 seconds. Remote access works now. I _had_ done a
> > reboot last night but that didn't get things working. There were also a
> > couple of files with access permissions in the db dir, but again
> > I had fixed
> > that as I went last night, so why now?
> >
> > So that leaves me moderately bemused as to the exact problem. But if it
> > happens again, I'll check the semaphore situation.
>
> Guess, what? It did it to me again today. This time I've checked the
> semaphore state prior to "fixing" (which I have failed to
> magically do yet).
> No semaphoeres, one Shared memory segment. If I leave svnadmin recover
> running long enough it dies with a seg fault.
>
> I had lsof running on a 20 second loop (+r 20) while svnadmin was running.
> The final loop listed the following files being accessed:
>
>
> ./db/log.0000000001
> ./db/nodes
> ./db/revisions
> ./db/transactions
> ./db/copies
> ./db/changes
> ./db/representations
> ./db/strings
>
> There's 165 revisions in the repository, but it never got past the first
> logfile.
>

I was wrong there. Going back through the lsof output, it consistently gets
to log.0000000094, then spends a long time with just the files above (or a
subset) open, before hitting a segmentation fault.

I built 0.16.1 this afternoon and the behaviour of svnadmin is identical,
and repeatable; always to log.0000000094.

Anyone with an idea of what could be going on? Next step? (other than a
debug build and running it in gdb, which I'll do next)

PJH

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