Checksum mismatch in single repo
Dear svn experts, I do a daily dump+backup of my svn server. Without any known trigger (no server crash, except about 2 months ago I had a single I/O error on the ProxMox virtualization server), the dump of one repo failed with: svnadmin: E200046: LZ4 decompression failed The svnadmin verify I ran to double check that also failed for that one repo: verifying /repos/X/Y... * Error verifying repository metadata. svnadmin: E160004: Checksum mismatch in item at offset 18983705 of length 11921122 bytes in file /repos/X/Y/db/revs/0/221 After I restored X/Y from the last backup, and ran a dump/backup/verify, everything is fine for 4 days now. I couldn't find an error in the system logs (especially no I/O errors). The repos are on a HDD (in my experience they last longer than SSDs with lots of write activity, i.e. daily dumps/backups/etc...). Question: Can I rule out software failure? I am running svn 1.14.1 on ALMA Linux 8.x. Shall I install on a new HDD? No action needed? Any other advice? Many Thanks in Advance and Best Regards, Felix -- *SIDACT GmbH Simulation Data Analysis and Compression Technologies * *Felix Natter* /Software Developer / Auguststraße 29 53229 Bonn Germany Phone : +49 228 5348 0430 Direct : +49 228 4097 7118 Email : felix.nat...@sidact.com Web : http://www.sidact.com/
Re: Subversion actively refused connection
On Thu, 26 Oct 2023 at 20:51, David Gerler wrote: > > Good Afternoon, > I had to change the subnet for our subversion server from 192.168.2.0/24 > to 192.168.3.0/24. Now when we try to connect to the subversion server with > TortoiseSVN it actively refuses connection. Any help to get this fixed is > appreciated. Double-check that the entered URL is correct and actually leads to your Subversion server (the Apache HTTP Server that serves your repos). Most likely, the server isn't listening on port 443 on the IP interface 192.168.3.235, so your connection attempt is refused. It's also possible that some firewall or antivirus application blocks the connection. The error can occur when you enter https:// protocol in the URL when the server doesn't support HTTPS and listens only on port 80 for plain HTTP (and vice verse), or when the port in the URL is incorrect. So my first suggestion is to double-check and confirm that the URL is correct and leads to your server instance. -- With best regards, Pavel Lyalyakin VisualSVN Team
Subversion actively refused connection
Good Afternoon, I had to change the subnet for our subversion server from 192.168.2.0/24 to 192.168.3.0/24. Now when we try to connect to the subversion server with TortoiseSVN it actively refuses connection. Any help to get this fixed is appreciated. [image: image.png] Thank you, David Gerler
Re: Upgrade Subversion 1.13 to 1.14 LTS ( Ubuntu 20.04.5)
On Thu, Oct 26, 2023 at 9:59 AM Nathan Hartman wrote: >> >> Forwarded Message > > (snip headers) >> >> >> Hello Users Community, >> >> Hope you are doing great. >> I have installed Apache Subversion 1.13 in Ubuntu 20.04.5 using apt-get ( >> From Ubuntu package ) and also installed libapache2-mod-svn. >> I do not have any plan to upgrade the OS to Ubuntu 22.04. I am looking if I >> use apt-get upgrade subversion will automatically upgrade Subversion to >> 1.14 and also upgrade the library. > > > > Not by default (however see below): Generally, once a Ubuntu release line > like 20.04.x is made, software in the Ubuntu package repositories will get > only bug fixes and security fixes, not new features. This means that the > Subversion packages will remain at 1.13.x for Ubuntu 20.04.x when using the > default package repositories. > > However, it is likely that Ubuntu's backports repositories have the newer > Subversion 1.14.x releases. The backports repositories are the preferred way > to install newer releases of software packages on older releases of Ubuntu. I would add that I do not believe there are compelling reasons to upgrade from 1.13 to 1.14 if your distro hasn't. I would recommend sticking with what your distro is providing unless there is some highly compelling reason to install your own package. This is especially true on a server. If you really have a need for 1.14, I would upgrade your entire distro to a version that provides it. Mark
Re: Upgrade Subversion 1.13 to 1.14 LTS ( Ubuntu 20.04.5)
> > Forwarded Message (snip headers) > > Hello Users Community, > > Hope you are doing great. > I have installed Apache Subversion 1.13 in Ubuntu 20.04.5 using apt-get ( > From Ubuntu package ) and also installed libapache2-mod-svn. > I do not have any plan to upgrade the OS to Ubuntu 22.04. I am looking if I > use apt-get upgrade subversion will automatically upgrade Subversion to > 1.14 and also upgrade the library. Not by default (however see below): Generally, once a Ubuntu release line like 20.04.x is made, software in the Ubuntu package repositories will get only bug fixes and security fixes, not new features. This means that the Subversion packages will remain at 1.13.x for Ubuntu 20.04.x when using the default package repositories. However, it is likely that Ubuntu's backports repositories have the newer Subversion 1.14.x releases. The backports repositories are the preferred way to install newer releases of software packages on older releases of Ubuntu. I haven't used Ubuntu in many years so I cannot give detailed steps, but this documentation looks promising: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports Hope this helps, Nathan
Re: Upgrade Subversion 1.13 to 1.14 LTS ( Ubuntu 20.04.5)
The message below seem to be intended to be sent not to me but the to users@ list, so I forward. -- Yasuhito FUTATSUKI Forwarded Message Return-Path: References: <6cdf06d3-7080-8edc-97b6-dcc00df31...@poem.co.jp> In-Reply-To: <6cdf06d3-7080-8edc-97b6-dcc00df31...@poem.co.jp> From: JITHIN K Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2023 15:42:07 +0530 Message-ID: Subject: Re: Upgrade Subversion 1.13 to 1.14 LTS ( Ubuntu 20.04.5) To: Yasuhito FUTATSUKI Hello Users Community, Hope you are doing great. I have installed Apache Subversion 1.13 in Ubuntu 20.04.5 using apt-get ( From Ubuntu package ) and also installed libapache2-mod-svn. I do not have any plan to upgrade the OS to Ubuntu 22.04. I am looking if I use apt-get upgrade subversion will automatically upgrade Subversion to 1.14 and also upgrade the library. On Thu, Oct 26, 2023 at 4:01 AM Yasuhito FUTATSUKI wrote: > Hello, > > On 2023/10/24 0:53, JITHIN K wrote: > > Hello Team, > > We are not the team, but users' community, I think. > > > Is there any recommended upgrading instruction for upgrading Subversion > > 1.13 to 1.14 LTS in Ubuntu 20.04.5. > It depends on your background: how you installed Subversion 1.13, > how you want to manage installed software, which you are using > programs depends on Subversion SWIG Python 2 bindings or not(*1), > how did you manage dependency of the software libraries, what you > installed on your Ubuntu 20.04.5 environment, etc. > > (*1) Subversion 1.14.x still supports SWIG Python 2 bindings, > but to build it from the release tarball, it needs extra software > dependency and extra steps. > > If you installed Subversion 1.13 and all other softwares from > the Ubuntu's package repository and also other softwares, and > there is no problem on upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, it may > be easiest way. However I can't see you have no problem on upgrading > or not. > > Cheers, > -- > Yasuhito FUTATSUKI / >
