Re: svn_client operations start failing - unable to resolve host name

2012-12-10 Thread Robert Turner
So I managed to figure out the problem. It was a socket leak, caused by me failing to destroy a pool inside a function called in a loop. My apologies for disturbing people. On 2012-11-27 9:33 AM, "Robert Turner" wrote: >Thanks for the reply. > >So I spent ages digging into this (and related is

Re: svn_client operations start failing - unable to resolve host name

2012-11-27 Thread Robert Turner
Thanks for the reply. So I spent ages digging into this (and related issues) last night, and that is correct. gethostbyname() is indeed failing, spontaneously it seems. However, as to why, I don't know yet. I'm suspecting something is getting messed up in the local memory space that is affecting i

Re: svn_client operations start failing - unable to resolve host name

2012-11-27 Thread Daniel Shahaf
Robert Turner wrote on Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 19:49:35 +: > I'm in the process of making some updates to a FUSE svnfs, and while the > process is merrily chugging away pulling file information, it starts getting > lots of errors from the svn_client commands (not just the one below, but > that'

svn_client operations start failing - unable to resolve host name

2012-11-26 Thread Robert Turner
I'm in the process of making some updates to a FUSE svnfs, and while the process is merrily chugging away pulling file information, it starts getting lots of errors from the svn_client commands (not just the one below, but that's an example): DEBUG : [00] svnclient_cache(): svn_client_cat(), er