Dan Allen <dan@mojavelinux.com> writes:
> That maybe gives me one checkout and then we are back to checksum
> errors. I am running the dev version of subversion 0.20.1 I really
> need to setup a revisioning system for my team project and I don't
> want to use CVS. Can anyone point me to a version of subversion
> that I can use for now that actually allows me to checkout without
> errors. I know I sound like a real complainer here, but I just need
> to get on my feet with the versioning software and then I can worry
> about upgrading for enhancements later.
Hmmm. This is a new problem -- we've never seen checksum errors on
checkout when the client is new, the server is new, and the repository
was created with a new svnadmin. ("new" here meaning >= 0.20 or so.)
This needs investigation.
Is your repository data private to your company? If you can't put it
up for public download, can you give me private access to it? I would
need:
1. The dumpfile from which the new repository was created.
2. The httpd.conf for your Apache2 (/usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf)
3. The output of your session on the client side; we need to see
the actual checksum error.
4. The data that goes into /usr/local/apache2/logs/error_log during
the checkout.
5. The ethereal trace.
6. (optional) the repository itself, preferable in tar.gz form :-).
Remember to shut down Apache before tarring it up.
I am pretty sure we/I can track this down, with that information.
Without the information, we'll need some other reproduction recipe,
otherwise there's very little chance of finding the cause.
In any case, can you at least show the client-side transcript?
Thanks,
-Karl
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Received on Sat Mar 29 21:45:07 2003