Found that there is a file named 'current' that stores the HEAD revision. When
I
kicked off svn verify on 133001 it complained that "revisions must not be
greater than the youngest revision" so I knew they stored the HEAD revision
somewhere. Once I updated the value of HEAD, I can see all the revisions :)
Running a svn verifier on the entire repository to make sure that nothing else
is corrupted.
Ankush
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From: ankush chadha <ankushchadha2...@yahoo.com>
To: users@subversion.apache.org
Sent: Fri, February 4, 2011 1:47:34 PM
Subject: Need help in restoring the svn repository (server side)
Hi All
I am trying to recover the repository from a corrupted hard drive. I have very
huge source repository, about 136000 revisions. Luckily I have a 4 month old
backup.
I think I was able to recover the contents of db/revs and db/revprops folder as
it contains 136000 + 1 files each. ( 1 file per revision and a 0 revision file)
There is a node-origins folder that has a bunch of files. I am not sure if I
was
able to fully recover files under this folder.
After restoring the files, when I booted up the svn server, its reading till
133000 revisions. Its not recogizing the revisions after 133000.
Does anyone know how to sync that up?
Thanks
AC
