Re: wedged repository

Polly Chase wrote:
> If the repository is being accessed from a web interface, is there any way
> to ensure that it never becomes wedged as a result of interruptions, for
> example? The users of the web interface would not be able to run
> svnadmin recover.

I think you are confusing when the user presses the STOP button on their browser
(which interrupts only the web client) with running out of RAM/disk/CTRL-C
(interrupts the server). Only something that can interrupt the server process
has the /potential/ for wedging the repository. Additionally, AFAIK that
paragraph dates from pre-1.0 days when it was possible to wedge the server by
interupting the commandline client (actually that is very pre-1.0).

In my opinion, I don't think you should spend a lot of time worrying about this
issue if you use exclusively HTTP access...

John

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