Concerning Re: repos not accessible after log
mark benedetto king wrote on 25 Sep 2003, 16:13, at least in part:
> On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 09:06:43PM +0200, Jan Hendrik wrote:
> >
> > System W2K, SVN .27, Apache 2.0.47 (there was no SVN .28 for
> > Windows, when .29 came I was too busy to trouble myself with the
> > schema change, when through the work .30 was around the corner
> > already, but now I am reluctant to upgrade a system that
> > fundamentally stopped working).
> >
>
> Revision 6837, about a week after the 0.27 release, IIRC, fixed
> a potential problem where "svnadmin recover" could actually corrupt a
> repository. It is possible that you ran into this.
Except that the trouble arised *before* doing a recover, but *after*
removing unused logfiles. This after goes for both the repos which
are on different machines using their own Apaches.
> I recall that you mentioned that you had stopped Apache before running
> a recovery. Do you happen to remember noticing "hung" httpd processes
> later; in other words, is it possible that "apachectl stop" did not
> actually kill all of the httpd processes?
No, as far as I understand this there was nothing running or hung.
In the browser I had closed windows attempting to connect to the
repos, requests per TSVN closed, commands on command line
CTRL-C'd. So to my understanding there was no latent process
when stopping Apache.
Just tested things with file:///, too, and there access is lost as well.
This should be final evidence that Apache is not the cause for this.
The strange thing is that after running recover things work for some
short time before the trouble starts again.
Jan Hendrk
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