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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Jürgen Mangler <ju...@univie.ac.at> on 2004/09/16 02:06:09 UTC
no transaction named `ad' in filesystem
Hi all,
I managed to do the same that is mentioned on contactor.se in
archive-2003-05/0452.shtml. (found via google)
Karl wrote:
>
> This error means some part of the filesystem is referencing a
> non-existent Subversion txn (as opposed to a Berkeley transaction,
> which is a different beast). This is a bug, but it's not a paradox.
>
> If you have some idea of the history of operations on this repository
> that got it into this situation, that would help us debug...
>
> Thanks,
> -Karl
If it is of any help for you i got a clear idea what i have done. I
commited a file to the repository on a mounted nfs share and at the
same time on the physical machine via "svn commit file://......".
I can also send you the repository and the checked out version where
everything happend - if this is of debugging use for you.
Btw, is ther a way to get rid of this error - repair the repository?
(It's not so important though, i can still cat older version, only
ci/update/... fails)
(I hope this isn't the wrong list)
thanks for your help and your great work
Jürgen
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Re: no transaction named `ad' in filesystem
Posted by Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>.
On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 21:06, Jürgen Mangler wrote:
> If it is of any help for you i got a clear idea what i have done. I
> commited a file to the repository on a mounted nfs share [...]
Stop the presses. Your berkeleyDB repository isn't being accessed via
file:/// over NFS, is it?
If so, all bets are off. Your repository is probably corrupted. There
are warnings plastered *everywhere* saying not to do this.
If you must use NFS, then upgrade to svn 1.1-rc3 and create a new 'fsfs'
style repository, which doesn't use berkeleyDB. Use 'svnadmin
dump/load' to migrate your data from one repos to another.
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