Re: Unsure as to what an error message is really telling me

"Hensley, Richard" <Richard.Hensley@McKesson.com> writes:

> I get the following message when I execute a diff command:
>
> wc $svn diff -r 127:128 Staff.java
> Index: Staff.java
> ===================================================================
> --- Staff.java (revision 127)
> +++ Staff.java (revision 128)
> @@ -36,1724 +36,1731 @@
> svn: Not enough storage is available to process this command.
> svn: svn_diff_file_output_unified: error writing hunk

Never seen this before. The error is happening in the internal
libsvn_diff library, line 571:

  /* Output the hunk content */
  hunk_len = baton->hunk->len;
  rv = apr_file_write(baton->output_file, baton->hunk->data, &hunk_len);
  if (rv != APR_SUCCESS)
    {
      return svn_error_create(rv, NULL,
               "svn_diff_file_output_unified: error writing hunk.");
    }

So it looks like the first error line is a message from the operating
system itself; it's coming from the apr_file_write() call.

Do you have any idea why your OS would say there's "not enough
storage" to write data to a temporary file?

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Received on Fri Oct 10 04:52:26 2003