RE: Broken repository. svnadmin verify and dump report a checksum mismatch.

Linux isn't an option for us. We're a windows shop.

Since my last post, I moved the svn server onto a single processor/non-RAID
computer and now the checksum mismatch problem has gone away!

Could it be that the windows version of svnserve is not 100% stable on a
multi-cpu system and results in intermittent repository crashes?

Does anyone else out there run the windows SVN server on a multi-cpu server?

When SVN reports a checksum mismatch, we are left pretty much dead in the
water. Would it be possible to have some tool that helps in seeking out and
repairing broken checksums? Reporting an error is good, but helping to fix
it would be even better.

Thoughts, ideas, suggestions??

Thanks,
John

-----Original Message-----
From: Holger Rauch [mailto:holger.rauch@heitec.de]
Sent: 17 January 2006 17:01
To: John Savage
Subject: Re: Broken repository. svnadmin verify and dump report a checksum
mismatch.

I don't know whether it's an option, but have you considered setting up SVN
on a Linux machine and trying the commits/checkouts you described again
(just in order to see whether it's some OS-related issue)?

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