On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 6:06 AM, Joeri Sebrechts <Joeri.Sebrechts_at_mcs.be> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Up to yesterday, we had this configuration (working fine):
> - server1: subversion 1.3.2 client + svnservice.exe, accessing the UNC path
> \\server11\path\to\repository running as domain user administrator
> - server11: windows file share with FSFS repository
>
> Then, after a reboot, the service suddenly refused to launch.
>
> We've tried to troubleshoot by:
> - Launching the svnserve command with identical parameters (except as
> daemon): works fine
> - Rebooting the machine (hey, it's a windows box): no change
> - Reinstalling the service (with various permutations on the parameters): no
> change
> - Removing subversion 1.3 and svnservice.exe, and replacing it with
> subversion 1.5, installing svnserve as a service: no change
>
> Right now we're sort of up a creek. As a temporary workaround I'm running
> svnserve from the command-line so the developers can keep working, but this
> isn't a great solution for the long term.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on what might be wrong or how to troubleshoot this?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Met vriendelijke groet / With kind regards / Bien à vous
>
> Joeri Sebrechts
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Without more details (specifics of what you tried, what you receievd,
and what you expected) it will all just be guessing.
If you can manually run svnserve then nothing had the port. I can
think of many reasons why:
1) There no installed service
2) The service is not set to run automatically
3) the 'automatic' service points to a missing exe
(used the sc.exe command, or the services gui, to see what's there
-- and tell us)
4) The svn service is correct, but points to a non-existent svn repos
path (or there is someother error in the calling syntax) and thus
aborts.
Rather than keep guessing, you'd get better feedback with more details.
- Kevin
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Received on 2008-06-26 02:56:52 CEST