Jean-Christophe Michel | 18 Sep 2005 18:08
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oops trac

Bas Kamer wrote:
> trac is down/// just after my submit. i hope i didn't kill it...

Repaired and updated.
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alex black | 19 Sep 2005 21:43

svn is b0rked

hey all,

looks like we were running berkeleyDB SVN, which is a nono. trac is 
b0rked, we need to run a recovery proecdure on the repos and get it 
running as FSFS so it doesn't break in the future.

berkeleyDB is a POS ;)

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will (scope | 28 Sep 2005 04:14
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problems on mac os x

hi there

i was just following the quickstart guide and  got up to the point
where i run bootstrap.sh, so i did and got this:

junk <at> njd:~/Sites/binarycloud/testsite/ > bash bootstrap.sh
Removing tmp directories...
Password:
Removing resources directories...
Recreating tmp directories...
chown: bcdev: Invalid argument
Creating resources directories...
ls: /Users/junk/Sites/binarycloud/testsite/../binarycloud: No such
file or directory
junk <at> njd:~/Sites/binarycloud/testsite/ >

any help is appreciated,

thanks
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Jean-Christophe Michel | 29 Sep 2005 09:14
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Re: problems on mac os x

will (scope) wrote:
> hi there
> 
> i was just following the quickstart guide and  got up to the point
> where i run bootstrap.sh, so i did and got this:

Hi,

didn't install on os x yet, but it seems as if you didn't had testsite
dir near binarycloud one: here i have:
# ls binarycloud/r3
binarycloud  docsite  etc  LICENSE  README  testsite  tools  vortex

So maybe keep the install with files together, or if you want to have
testsite in your Sites dir, edit testsite/htdocs/binarycloud.php and set
the good paths in it ;-)
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Manuel Holtgrewe | 30 Sep 2005 12:08

Re: svn is b0rked


Am 19.09.2005 um 21:43 schrieb alex black:

> hey all,
>
> looks like we were running berkeleyDB SVN, which is a nono. trac is  
> b0rked, we need to run a recovery proecdure on the repos and get it  
> running as FSFS so it doesn't break in the future.

Are you sure this is caused by BDB? I know that BDB is buggy with  
Subversion on Os X 10.3 series. Do you have a resource confirming  
that BDB is buggy?

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alex black | 30 Sep 2005 20:23

Re: svn is b0rked

> Are you sure this is caused by BDB? I know that BDB is buggy with 
> Subversion on Os X 10.3 series. Do you have a resource confirming that 
> BDB is buggy?

On #subversion / freenode, I was in a conversation with a guy when the 
trac for a project went down hard. He said something to the effect that 
BDB really shouldn't be used under a webserver, since it (like SQLite) 
is not designed to handle multiple concurrent accesses by separate 
processes.

I can also tell you that after unfucking the repos and switching to 
FSFS I have never had a moment's trouble with any trac / svn install.

;)

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Manuel Holtgrewe | 1 Oct 2005 01:43

Re: svn is b0rked


Am 30.09.2005 um 20:23 schrieb alex black:

> On #subversion / freenode, I was in a conversation with a guy when  
> the trac for a project went down hard. He said something to the  
> effect that BDB really shouldn't be used under a webserver, since  
> it (like SQLite) is not designed to handle multiple concurrent  
> accesses by separate processes.

I know that there are problems with the BDB version shipped with Os X  
Panther. However, BDB ist the "primary" backend suggested by the  
subversion guide and running it with mod_dav_svn is the primary  
suggested way of running a SVN server *shrug*.

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