Are you using SVN::Notify as well?
John Waycott wrote:
> Garrett Rooney wrote:
>> On 9/14/06, Rob Brandt <bronto@csd-bes.net> wrote:
>>> I am having exactly the same issue as Markus Fischer a few months ago
>>> where the error message is:
>>>
>>> svn: Commit failed (details follow):
>>> svn: MERGE request failed on '/repos/web/project/trunk'
>>> svn:
>>> Cannot modify transaction named '1hv' in filesystem
>>> '/data/subversion/repos/db'
>>>
>>> See:
>>> http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?listName=users&msgNo=47260
>>>
>>> However his solution is not helping me. I tried both the --charset on
>>> SVN::Notify and using a fresh checkout. The repository is exhibiting
>>> the same symptoms; the commit is actually successful at the server end,
>>> but my own working copy doesn't know that. My workaround is to revert
>>> after the commit, delete the new files (at the moment I'm just trying to
>>> load source files into a new repository) and update. That's not a long
>>> term solution :(
>>>
>>> My own personal observation is that the commit only fails on large
>>> commits. Not once has it failed when the commit is less than 100k. So
>>> far, I haven't seen success above 100k, but most of the one above 100k
>>> are much larger than 100k, so I'm not sure where the dividing line is.
>>> This does appear to be an SVN::Notify issue, as I disabled that in the
>>> post_commit hook and it doesn't choke.
>>>
>>> Ideas?
>>
>> Do you happen to be running mod_php on the same server?
>>
>> -garrett
>>
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> One of our users got this message about two weeks ago. I ran svnadmin
> verify and found a corrupted revision. This doesn't make sense, but
> fsfsverify fixed the problem. I don't see how that error could be caused
> by that, but the user could commit afterwards. She was committing a very
> large 7MB file. Maybe this was just coincidence?
>
> We've hit the fsfs corruption bug five times in the last two months, so
> it is fairly frequent. The error indication in other cases was the "read
> length line" error.
>
> -- John
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Received on Sun Sep 17 03:39:57 2006