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Re: Frequence repository wedges

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2005-04-22 16:49:11 CEST

On Apr 22, 2005, at 9:15 AM, Jason Mills wrote:

> As a follow up to another wedge this morning....
>
> We are using FireDaemon 1.6 as the Windows service manager. It appears
> that each time a wedge occurs, FireDaemon reports an error something
> like: "...it appears the subprocess is dead. Restarting....". I can
> only assume the subprocess is svnserver, since that is the only
> service FireDaemon is managing.
>

Firedaemon is like unix inetd, right? It launches svnserve only when a
connection comes in? In which case, you *don't* want to use the -d
switch with svnserve. That causes the process to detatch into the
background.

I suspect what's going on is that firedaemon then loses track of the
process, thinks it's "dead" and then forcibly kills the process...
which of course, is guaranteed to wedge a repository. Try either
running 'svnserve -d' (without using Firedaemon at all), or tell
Firedaemon to run 'svnserve -r'.

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