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Re: Rescuing a repository

From: Marc Haisenko <haisenko_at_webport.de>
Date: 2004-05-17 18:18:40 CEST

On Monday 17 May 2004 16:22, kfogel@collab.net wrote:
> Did you ever find out the cause of the corruption, though?
>
> The words "data corruption" make us very nervous. When it turns out
> to be bad RAM, we breathe a sigh of relief (though it would still be
> nice if Subversion had some way to be more graceful about handling
> such situations!).
>
> However, if it wasn't bad RAM, the possibility exists that it was
> Subversion itself...
>
> Any new information?
>
> -Karl

No, I haven't found the cause... and it's embarrasing for me, but the corrupt
repository was in life use for many, many months (I guess about seven or
eight). I did ask on the list about how to fix the problem but didn't get a
helpful response back then. And since checkouts and commits were working
correctly we kept on using that repository (only dumps didn't work). But now
I was getting very nervous and so asked again ;-)

I do have one suspect, but I'd like to verify that one for sure, I'll tell you
tomorrow whether I was right or not ;-)

Oh, and by the way: we're using SubVersion for thirteen or fourteen months
now... can't life without it now :-)
C'ya,
        Marc

-- 
Marc Haisenko
Systemspezialist
Webport IT-Services GmbH
mailto: haisenko@webport.de
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