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From: Tyler Roscoe [mailto:tyler_at_cryptio.net]
Sent: Mon 26/01/2009 20:12
To: Andreas Braathen
Cc: users_at_subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: SVN stops responding - how to debug?
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 10:36:16AM +0100, Andreas Braathen wrote:
> When I try to do any operation at all in subversion (e.g. commit,
> check-out or similar), it just stops working.
> We are three different users that all get the same problem, timeout. And
> the services which svn is installed
> on is working properly (got this verified). What is the way in
> subversion to see what operations are being
> performed in the background so I can try to find the root of the problems ?
>
> $ svn co file:///afs/repository/project
> (no response at all, stops here and unable to ctrl+c or stop it)
That looks like a network-mounted file system. Can you access that path
in your shell? If not, you've found your problem.
tyler
Unfortunately I can access it in my shell. The problem is not the network
nor the client. Its either the SVN repository configuration or files/locks.
Is there no way to check what subversion is really doing without performing
real depth 'strace' and gnu debuggers that provide tons of unnecessary information?
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