possible .svn corruption

Hi. Several of the developers here are running into a similar problem:

C:\Code\trunk\project>svn up

U file1

U file2

svn: Problem running log

svn: in directory ''

svn: start_handler: error processing command 'merge' in ''

svn: Error calling external program

svn: svn_io_run_diff3: Error running 'C:\Cygwin\bin\diff3.exe': exitcode
was 2, args were:

in directory '.', basenames:

.svn/tmp/file3.tmp

.svn/tmp/file3.tmp.tmp

.svn/tmp/file3.tmp.2.tmp

C:\Code\trunk\project >svn st

! .

  L proj_subdir1

M file4

M file3

? file3.tmp

  L proj_subdir2

C:\Code\trunk\project >svn cleanup

svn: Problem running log

svn: in directory ''

svn: start_handler: error processing command 'modify-entry' in ''

svn: error getting file affected time on `.svn/props/file3'

C:\Code\trunk\project>svn resolve file3

svn: warning: working copy locked: .

It seems that the .svn directory contents are getting hosed up and there's
no real way to fix it without checking the directory out again and copying
files. Some of the guys here are seeing this problem as much as few times
in a day. Here's what we're running:

Client:

 * svn 0.25.0

 * diff3 2.8.1 (Cygwin - latest version)

Server (if it makes a difference - no pun intended):

 * svn 0.25.0

 * apache 2.0.47

Has anyone else out there seen this, and if so, how can you get around it?

 - James

James Goodall

Senior Software Engineer

DMetrix, Inc.

(520) 722-9481

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Received on Wed Jul 23 03:46:41 2003