Reputation: 336
I have two SVN repos, that one is a mirror of the other. Lets call them Source and Mirror
Those repos reside on different servers each. we have a post commit hook that any commit into "Source" repo is being synced into "Mirror" repo. There are no write permissions in "Mirror" only a specific user that execute the sync.
That repo exist for a long time, it contains ~140,000 revisions and reach more than 100GB
Lately the "svnsync" failed from time to time, a problem either solved by itself or a reboot to the server.
two days ago, I got the error -
svnsync: E200014: Base checksum mismatch on '':
expected: some checksum
actual: other checksum
I couldn't find any solution to that, so what I did was an incremental dump of the missing commits which were in the "Source" and load them into the "Mirror", now I got -
svnsync: E000022: Revision being currently copied (first un-synced revision),
last merged revision (last un-synced revision),
and destination HEAD (same as last un-synced revision) are inconsistent;
have you committed to the destination without using svnsync?
Apperantly the load of the missing commits was a mistake.
Now what I do ? I can't run a simple new sync to a new initialized repo, it is a 100GB it can take days. and I tried it, it kept failing, had to restart from the begging each time.
I can remove a lot of branch/tags but not sure how ? create a new repo and sync it ?
I appreciate if there is a solution to the inconsistent issue
Thanks !
Upvotes: 0
Views: 214
Reputation: 336
After long investigation, discussing with others and offering a bounty here, I think this question is not resolved and there is no way to fix a broken sync, but only to re-create the repo
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