While backing up our repository and preparing to update to subversion 1.7.x I found some files inside the folder "c:\svn_repository\{repository_name}\db" which made me wonder whether we have a problem with our repository:
- In "db\transactions" I see a folder named "9279-7lb.txn" containing various files (changes, next-ids, several node.xxxxx files, props). - Also in folder db\txn-protorevs there are two files named "9279-7lb.rev" and "9279-7lb.rev-lock". - After looking at the "changes" and "props" files, and searching in the repository, it seems that this change was successfully commited to the repository as revision number 9280. - There was no other commit at or around the same time. - Also in "db\locks" I found 639 directories, but currently there are only 17 locks in the repository. - Some of these directories are very old, so are probably from locks which were released a long time ago. -> is it expected that such transaction and locks files and folders remain in the db folder or is this an indication that there is a problem? I'm using subversion 1.6.16 (svnserve.exe) on a windows server. Running "svnadmin verify" did not report any problems. On the client we are using TortoiseSVN, based on SVN 1.6.16. Thanks for your help. -Martin