> Hi,
>
> I know this topic has been mentioned several times over the years on
> the list but it does not appear that the problem has been fully
> solved.
>
> I regularly have problems committing files (typically binary files
> of 2 or more MB) to my repository as I keep getting errors such as
> the following:
>
> Commit failed (details follow):
> Checksum mishmatch, file: 'some file':
> expected: e42d35e8e05762e7585aff281d2e8c1f
> Actual: b57111e7f6c531daf0868f30d202f00e
>
> These errors sometimes occur on files that have been in the
> repository for a while but I notice them alot with files that have
> not even been committed yet.
>
> I have seen the various solutions such as hacking the svn local
> files and copying the file to a temp file, rechecking out the
> original and over writing the repo copy with the local temp file but
> that cannot work with a file that has not even be committed as yet.
>
> These are workarounds, not solutions and I am seeing this all the
> time and is rendering svn a massive pain to use. I've upgraded to
> the latest version and am still seeing the problem.
>
> Does anyone have a proper solution or reason why this happening?
>
> Best regards
>
> jez
>
Just wondering if anyone has any comments on this? I am getting
increasingly frustrated with this as I work with alot of binary files
(CAD drawings etc.) and am hitting it all the time. Doing these work
arounds is simply not a long term option for productivity.
Would a move from FSFS to Berkeley make any difference?
Rgds
Jeremy
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