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Re: Checksum Error (can someone check out my Repository?)

From: John Szakmeister <john_at_szakmeister.net>
Date: 2006-04-19 12:15:53 CEST

On Tuesday 04 April 2006 08:20, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Apr 4, 2006, at 13:01, Hermann Thomas - AVANCE Gesellschaft für
>
> Marketing und Vertrieb mbH wrote:
> > Unfortunately I am still not able to get my Files. I am unable to
> > interpret the Information I get concerning the problems with
> > Checksum errors in the Web. I Uploaded the Repository on our Web
> > server. If anyone is willing to download the Repository and is kind
> > enough to check it out would be great.
> > http://www.avance-marketing.de/downloads/repo.zip
> > I can check out all Files except the /flas/inhalt3.fla and /flas/
> > inhalt4.fla. These 2 Files are the biggest ones and I think that
> > caused the problem.
> > I was able to check out all other files separately using
> > TortoiseSVN. Tortoise has a feature to download single Files from
> > the Repository.
> > The Repository was created with the latest SVN Version running on a
> > Windows Server.
> > Thanks if anyone could help out.
>
> Unfortunately, all I can do is confirm that yes, your repository is
> having problems.

Same here.

[snip]
> $ svnadmin verify repo
> * Verified revision 0.
> * Verified revision 1.
> svnadmin: Checksum mismatch while reading representation:
> expected: 2bef596380f7337c8aeb1299f67ad6ed
> actual: bd7dec231876205a137e537d0ff5a7da

I went and zeroed out the md5sum, which allowed it to proceed past this file,
and fell over on another entry. :-( It looks like something munged the data
in your repository Hermann. The best you can do is zero and md5s that pop up
from 'svnadmin verify' (I can explain more on that if you'd like to try it).
That'll allow you to check out the files. Unfortunately, it's looking like
the more than one file corrupt though. Do you have some process running on
the machine that might be touching your repository? I've seen occurrences
like this pop up before and almost always turned out to be some process on
the machine that was misbehaving.

-John

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