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how to kill and then cleanup a svn command?

From: Joseph Silverman <yossie_at_laszlosystems.com>
Date: 2005-01-27 20:26:29 CET

I am running "svn commit -m 'bleh'" - this hangs forever with no
indication as to what is wrong. so I do a control-c on it and nothing
happens. so I do a control-z and bg on it and then try "kill %1".
that doesn't work either. When I do kill -9 %1" it dies fine, but then
when I do any svn command, I get "working copy '.' locked". So I do
"svn cleanup" and that hangs forever. What gives?? Seems to me that
svn should ALWAYS be able to die when killed -1 cleanly.
P.s. This svn server is doing nothing at all at the time and the
machine is mostly idle.

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