RE: Berkeley DB error + svnadmin freezes

I just encountered the same error as described by Stefan below. I have a
few repositories on the machine, one of them when I do a "svnadmin verify"
does:

svn: Berkeley DB error while opening 'revisions' table for filesystem
marketing/
db:
Not enough space

There is 17 Gb free, the repository is 35 Mb.

On another repository (same machine), if I do svnadmin verify, or svnadmin
lstxns to see the opened transactions, absolutely nothing happens. Even
after a reboot.

I think what triggers the bug is either the raid drives or the dual cpu.

I have daily backups, so I can recover a backup from last night and reapply
the changes. I'll also move that to a single cpu machine, with a single
hard drive.

RAID drive
dual CPU
W2k server SP4
svn 1.0.4

Regards,

Brice.

-----Original Message-----
From: Stefan Pettersson [mailto:stefpet@algonet.se]
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 9:15
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: RE: Berkeley DB error - Not enough space

 
> From: Ben Collins-Sussman
>
> > Today one of our dev's reported that he got an error message when
> > doing an
> > update:
> >
> > "Berkeley DB error /path/in/repos - Not enough space" (or similar)
>
> Did the repository run out of disk space? That would be my
> first guess.

No. The server has 690 GB (yes, 4x250 GB RAID 5) free space on that disk.

- stefan

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