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Re: Subversion

From: John Szakmeister <john_at_szakmeister.net>
Date: 2006-08-18 10:05:58 CEST

----- greg <greg@crm3.com> wrote:
> Today my Jr. Sysadmin decided he was going to back up our subversion
> documentroot folder, however he did this without letting the dev team
> know he was hot copying the folder. Subversion was accessed while the
> hot copy was in progress. Subversion crashed he ran svnadmin recover on
> the documentroot . The message came up Recovery completed, however when
> we attempt to use Subversion we get an error saying "160029" could not
> open requested SVN file system.
>
> I know very little about Subversion, I need help.

Can you provide more information? Was it an FSFS repository or BDB? Did he just plain copy the repository, or did he actually use 'svnadmin hotcopy'? With the latter, it's actually perfectly legal to copy the repository while it's being accessed (hence the name 'hotcopy'). What do the server logs have to say? The error there is generally more detailed.

-John

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