We are syncing a branch of the repository and have 11068 revisions. I tried excluding some revisions via path based authorization but got the same result. I'm not sure what is required or where to look to replicate in another repository. I have a copy of the repositories to test in gdb and can give you a dump of any state information required to solve issue if you need any more info.
Stefan Sperling <s...@elego.de> wrote: >On Thu, May 03, 2012 at 11:51:15AM +1000, Kenneth Miles wrote: >> NOTE: "master server" is synced repository r0 property >> svn:sync-from-url and URL is svn://voyager-svn:3691/egm/QLD-Releases >> >> I was attempting a svnsync when the master server instance returned >> a "abort-edit" because there was to many open files. The stack >> trace below is from the master server instance. File limit was 1024 >> files in ubuntu and ubuntu by default does not log the pam_limits >> failures. It is my suggestion to log this error to syslog or to the >> svn log because it took me 3 days to fix this issue even though it >> was very simple to overcome. > >This sounds like a file descriptor leak. >The server should not be opening so many files at once. > >Do you have a reliable way of reproducing this? I.e. can you >deliberately make the server open 1024 files? If so, how exactly >do you do it? Please provide enough details so that somebody else >can try to trigger the problem in their environment. Thanks!
