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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Mats Nilsson <ma...@xware.se> on 2001/08/13 14:46:51 UTC
db 3.3.11 and Win98 - still problematic
Hi,
Just a quick observation for anyone who's interested.
I've just verified that Berkeley db-3.3.11 still doesn't solve the problem
reported earlier for db-3.2.x on Win98. 'svnadmin create' still creates a
corrupt db environment.
However, running the same binaries on W2k succeeds.
Mats
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Re: db 3.3.11 and Win98 - still problematic
Posted by cm...@collab.net.
Mats Nilsson <ma...@xware.se> writes:
> I've just verified that Berkeley db-3.3.11 still doesn't solve the problem
> reported earlier for db-3.2.x on Win98. 'svnadmin create' still creates a
> corrupt db environment.
>
> However, running the same binaries on W2k succeeds.
Hey, Mats. Thanks for reminding me that I was supposed to send this
same report out last week *blush*. Indeed, the problem is still not
solved.
CALL TO LIST-FOLK:
We desperately need someone to create a small well-written program
that exhibits this problem on Win9x -- something that mimics the
way we use Berkeley DB in libsvn_fs (with DB_ENV stuff and all those
goodies).
This program should be as small as possible, and beautifully commented
-- in other words, I'd like to be able to send this little program in
a mail to Berkeley DB's support folk so that *they* can reproduce the
problem. I've sent mail to them in the past about the bug, but there
was no way they were going to dive into a codebase of our size to find
this bug.
The results of this operation will be, I hope, either a bug fix from
Sleepycat, or someone there saying, "Well, duh, of course it doesn't
work -- you (did/didn't do) _______________!"
Any takers?
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