Hello Steve!
> I am checking in data into svn (what a surprise). The repository has over
> 80.000 entries
> in it at this moment. I use regural svn:\\\ to check in, not svn+ssh. One
> machine sit
> local, the other sits in a Datacenter.
>
> I use an expect script to input the username and password and have put that
> in cron.
If you update to the current version (or the next release, which should happen
Real Soon
Now (hint to Gunnar ;-)) the password store should work, in case that bothers
you.
> Now here is the issues: At random it stops at
> e.g. 17600 entries done
> or 19840 entries done
> or 56832 entries done
>
> Each time I run it in sequence the next one gets a farther in the process.
Well, that is just a progress counter, and not updated after each entry.
> When I run the script mulitple times it will actually run properly and commit
> changes
>
> I added the debug flag once and this is the final output.
>
> 10:09:55.002 url__find_by_intnum[url.c:304] url with intnum 1 is
> svn://xxx.yyy.zzz/cust/cust_svn
> 10:09:55.002 waa__input_tree[waa.c:1679] curr=0xb6fbbb11, end=0xb7171787,
> count=15251
> 10:09:55.002 waa__input_tree[waa.c:1700] about to parse 0xb6fbbb11 = '0100600
> 4b80581d
> 4b80581d 0 nd f8945efc6...'
>
> Is there a way I could check this or prevent this?
Hmmm, that sounds like some not-directly-FSVS related problem to me.
Does a "find / > /dev/null" run through, or does that hang, too?
Does it complete (in the first run) if you just let it sit for a while?
Do you have any messages in dmesg about disk read errors, IDE bus resets, or
something
like that? Is that a NFS mount?
TBH my current thoughts are that some operation takes some (long) time.
By restarting you just get more entries cached than in the previous run ...
For ~80k entries I'd expect the memory usage of FSVS to be about 16M (+
constant space)
- but the machine should have more than that, right? (Just to see whether
swapping could
be a problem.)
Regards,
Phil
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