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RE: svn log busted; how do I troubleshoot?

From: Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor) <wadswore_at_fhu.disa.mil>
Date: 2003-11-19 22:39:25 CET

> > I just build a new svn 0.33.0 server, and imported my
> repository. After
> > adding some more stuff to it, I did "svn log" on a file,
> and it reports:
> >
> > svn: Bogus date
> > svn: read_entries: XML parser failer ().
> > svn: Date conversion failed.
> >
> > While everything else I've tried works fine, this feature
> is busted. Where
> > do I go to start troubleshooting the problem?
>
> I think it's a problem with the .svn/entries file in the directory in
> which you ran log. One of the timestamps in that file cannot be
> converted to time. Did you modify the file by hand outside of
> Subversion? If not, then it appears Subversion can write a file that
> it is not capable of reading. Does you machine show the right time?

I've been checking into this, to see if it is the issue. Seems like it is. I
dumped my working copy, and am checking out a new one (after getting the
times closer together... they were like 5 minutes apart!).

Might be worth a comment on the install guide, or somewhere? I'd say
something along the lines of, "Reminder: Be sure that the clocks are
reasonably in sync, or you will get 'bogus date' errors on the client."

Currently, I'm preparing to install dimension4 on the windows boxen, and ntp
on the server.

--- Eric

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