I have just upgraded to 1.4.3 from a previous version. It is possible
that this problem existed in previous versions too, and I assume based
on the release notes of 1.4.3 that previous versions just didn't
reported the SVN errors. Now, not only it reports the exception, but
also it leaves the project as broken. In fact, someone has to go and
trigger a force build for the project to get green again.

I can also confirm that this might happen when someone logs off and
CC.Net happens to check for modifications. I am saying this, because
for the last 4 days I no one logged into the CC.Net host server.
Today, I logged in to do some maintainance, and I got the SVN
exceptions in some projects (2 out of 15 or so). Furthermore, I am
using Remote Desktop to log into the CC.Net host server. I am also
using Subversion 1.5.4.

I understand that we are at a point where we are trying to figure out
if it is SVN or CC.Net's fault. In the meanwhile, is there a way to
lower the SVN block error level that CC.Net uses to mark a build
broken? I am logging in to that server frequently and I don't want to
always have random projects broken.

Thanks

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