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#2 Error on large commits

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nobody
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2011-07-18
2011-02-04
Krista
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I am trying to dump a subdirectory of trunk that was first created by adding a large number of files in one commit. I have tested with different repos on different servers and different path levels but get the same result at large commits (the corresponding repo/db/revs/#/## files are 5.3M and 2.4M in size).

The error message is:
ERROR: No such file or directory
ERROR: Error reading spooled REPORT request response

I am using rsvndump-0.5.3, installed on sparc solaris 2.10, running svn-1.6.9

Thanks,

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  • Jonas Gehring

    Jonas Gehring - 2011-02-08

    Hi Krista,

    Does the normal Subversion client client work correctly? Just to be sure, you could run "svn diff -c $REV" on the revision that rsvndump can't handle.

    If svn is working alright, this could be a bug in rsvndump and it would be helpful if you could send me a debug trace. To do so, please recompile the program using "make clean; make CFLAGS+=-DDEBUG" and redirect stderr to a file when running rsvndump.

    Thanks,
    Jonas

     
  • Jonas Gehring

    Jonas Gehring - 2011-07-18

    Due to lack of responses, I'm closing this now.

    - Jonas

     
  • Jonas Gehring

    Jonas Gehring - 2011-07-18
    • status: open --> closed
     

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