>
>
>>No, it's not. Requiring me to have yet another process running so
>>that the database can be checkpointed is incredibly lame.
>>
>>I won't even get to the issue of what happens when the checkpoint code
>>crashes. We'll need a watcher. Then, another watcher. No.
>>
>>
>
>Justin, we'll need a watcher anyway -- it's the only means we have to
>automatically unwedge a repository if a client crashes. D'you really
>thing we can release 1.0 without fixing this totally unacceptable bug?
>
>
I don't even think this is possible. When the needs recoverey while
apache is running, I usually have to logon with root privileges and do a
killall -KILL httpd, killall svnserve, then run ipcs and delete all the
leftover locks, then I will be able to run db_recover or svnadmin
recover. Then restart httpd & svnserve -d. We'd need one hell of a
monitor to be able to accomplish all that after you take security into
consideration.
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Received on Fri Feb 21 15:03:16 2003