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Re[2]: Repositories dying

From: Katana <katana_at_katana-inc.com>
Date: 2004-06-11 11:14:30 CEST

>>For the 2nd time in 3 days, a repos of mine is dead. Totally
>>dead. dump does not work, recover runs endlessly and does not
>>seem to recover anything, and i'm totally unable to query the
>>repos.
MC> Do you get any error messages besides this? Can you perhaps
MC> paste some of the things you tried and the return and a
MC> perhaps a ls listing.
No, no messages at all.
Any command I run from the local server just stays frozen and I
have to kill the terminal.
It has occured on svn ls, svnadmin recover and svnadmin
list-dblogs so far.
And no ls listing since ls is failing.

MC> If the repo is small and has no sensitive data, you could tar
MC> it up and post it on the web and give us an url to look at so
MC> I can see if I can open it.
It is not huge nor critical (LGPL'ed), so I will do that.
http://www.phpedit.net/~bdunogier/formsess-src-svnrepos.tar.bz2
If you want I also have that svn dump I talk about later in that
message.

>>We are using Subversion 1.0.5 over apache 2 on debian.
MC> What sort of build are you running? The official release of
MC> 1.0.5 was just released yesterday, but you say you've been
MC> running for 3 days. Are you running a devel copy?
Indeed it was installed yesterday. The version used before that
was 1.0.3 then 1.0.4. The same problem occured a few days ago,
then we upgraded to 1.0.4 and it didn't change anything. We had
to move the repos away and reimport from scratch. But it was only
the repos for the manual of the app, which is far less critical
than the source code.

I have a dump of it from a few days ago, but I'd really like to
know what happens / has happened in order to avoid encountering
the same issue...

Katana

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