One correction: The repository type on "svnserver" is BDB, not BSD.
I sure am hoping someone can provide a clue as to what is causing this
problem.
Originally, I had split the repository dump in half (using unix "split"),
gzippped them individually, transferred the two parts to a PC with a CD
burner, and burned them onto two CDs. Then I brought them over and
reassembled them, but I had the problem I described. I assumed it must have
been something with my transfer process, so we simplified it, and tried it
all over again: Same problem.
Could it be gzip? Has anyone heard of gzip corrupting a file it was
compressing, or winzip when decompressing a gzipped file?
Thanks for any hints! Been working on this problem for two days now, and all
the developers are getting tired of reading books on programming.
--- Eric
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor)
> [mailto:ERIC.WADSWORTH.ctr@disa.mil]
> Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 8:49 AM
> To: users@subversion.tigris.org
> Subject: Dump then load ==> ancient version???
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I dumped a large repository from our older subversion server (named
> svnserver, which is a X86 PC running Solaris 9, with
> Subversion 1.0.5 r9954,
> with BSD I believe, running under Apache 2.0.49, from the
> sunfreeware.com
> binary package I think). The size of the dump is 1.8 gigs.
>
> Compressed the dump using gzip, transferred it across a
> network to another
> subversion server (named marianne), and decompressed it there
> using winzip.
>
> Marianne is set up another X86 PC, running Windows 2000, with
> Subversion
> 1.1.4 (r13838), under Apache 2, installed from the Windows binaries
> available from the subversion website. It already had one
> repository on it,
> so we created a new one using the FSFS option. The svnadmin
> load command
> went smoothly, took a lot of hours, but eventually made it in.
>
> The problem: When I access it via the web, or check out a
> working copy, I
> get an ancient (months back) version. The revision number is
> current, but
> the content is old.
>
> Please help!
>
> ================================
> === Eric Wadsworth ===
> === Software Engineer ===
> === JITC, Fort Huachuca AZ ===
> === 520-538-1859 ===
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