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Re: Disk failure and lost of revision.

From: Diego Hernan Borghetti <bdiego_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 13:02:26 -0300 (ART)

On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Brad Rhoads wrote:

> Perhaps a bit OT, but you might try http://www.grc.com/sr/spinrite.htm to
> recover your disk. Note that I have no affiliation with GRC. In fact, I'm
> personally 0/3 with the product, but they have a lot of positive
> testimonials. Good luck.

Thanks for reply i just make a list with all the revision lost (yes, i
check and found that lost others revisions too) and make dump files of
the "good revision".

Then i go to check what lost revision have in my backup to build a new
repo with all this and hope that work fine.

If this don't work, i just put my backup in the repo and make a commit
of my last "work copy".

Anyway.. i already have two new disk to make a backup with the post-commit
hook ;)

>
> On Jan 9, 2008 8:57 AM, Diego Hernan Borghetti <bdiego_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello all:
>>
>> First a little of information:
>>
>> I have two repositories, 1 with 23456 revison and other with just 14
>> revision, both repo are store in the same disk (a hd of 500 GB).
>> Both repo are fsfs and all the information are binary files.
>>
>> My problem is the following, my primary disk (500GB) fail (some class of
>> buffer error), i run fsck and fix the disk problem, after that i move both
>> svn repo to a new disk, when i finish the migration run svnadmin verify in
>> both repo and that is when i found the problem.
>> The small repo are ok, verify all the revision and work fine, but the big
>> repo (and most importan) finish with a:
>> "svnadmin: no such revision 22397"
>>
>> So i check the db/revs directory and found that the file 22397 don't
>> exist (probably this "go out" when fsck fix the inode lost).
>> I try to run svnadmin recover but it finish ok, show the last revision ok
>> but don't print any error about the revision 22397.
>>
>> My question is: it's possible recover a lost revision ?
>>
>> If the answer is "No": it's possible make another db skiping the lost
>> revision ?
>>
>> Please CC my because i am not subscribe to this list.
>>
>> --
>> Diego
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Please CC, because i am not subscribe to this list.

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