Be sure you're using the same user for httpd and svnadmin
access to the BDB database.
As for the load problem, dump revisions 0-3500 and then
dump them a few hundred revisions at a time (using
--incremental on all but the first!) and then load them
in sequence. I've never seen a load fail without an error
message, so the goal with this advice is not to fix, but
to get a reproducible case.
On Sun, 20 May 2007, Bjørnar Skinnes wrote:
> Repo is about 4000. running dump on svn 1.1.3 (BDB) and import on svn 1.4.3
> (FSFS) .
>
> Problem with making a dump first of all, in that it gave med a segmentation
> fault while running it on a live repo. That should not be much problem
> according to documentation.
> Had to run a svnadmin recover.
> Then shutting down the httpd and running dump again it seemed to work fine.
>
> Loading the dumpfile on another server the load command stopped after about
> 3800 revs, while the dumpfile contains up to around 4010 revisions. No error
> message after load, and new repo works fine, apart from the fact that the
> newest revision was 1 month old, not a couple of hours as is the fact ;)
>
> Why did dump crash and lock my BDB?
> Why does load stop before it should ?
> -BS
>
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