I've been using SVK without any issues the last 6 months. I then attempted to commit a file, when the following error occurred:
%> svk commit -m "Message" foo/bar/file.txt
Commit into mirrored path: merging back directly.
Merging back to mirror source file:///usr/local/svn/repo.
A checksum mismatch occurred: Base checksum mismatch on '/trunk/foo/bar/file.txt':
expected: 9e421f7db5c4c0d6796c90524456d7f4
actual: ed4e76ccf3e54223908179735ecf1e89
Anyone know how to resolve this issue?
Just needed svk up -s, answer found here:
Working with SVK in a multi-user environment
... svk up is
not enough to ensure that your depot
reflects the latest changes in the
remote repository. Instead you must
perform an svk sync (see svk help sync
for information about options) to
bring the local depot up to date, or
pass the -s switch to svk up to
achieve the same effect ...
# alternative 1:
svk sync //mirrors/mirrored_repo_name
svk up
# alternative 2:
svk up -s
Related
I tried to synchronize between source/target clusters by using pg_rewind by the following command.
And I know 100% the content of in the source/target clusters are not the same anymore.
/usr/pgsql-12/bin/pg_rewind --source-server="192.168.100.100 user=postgres password=mypassword" -D /var/lib/pgsql/12/data --progress
but pg_rewind gives the following message
pg_rewind: source and target cluster are on the same timeline
pg_rewind: no rewind required
I didn't understand how the content of pg_wal & base directories are different between source/target but pg_rewind did't realize that !!
pg_rewind only undoes data modifications on the target server later than the latest common checkpoint.
Modifications that have happened on the source server after the latest common checkpoint are ignored – these will be recovered anyway when the target server becomes a standby of the source server.
So the target server probably was shut down cleanly before the source server got promoted.
The message about the timeline is coincidental, it is not the cause of the second message.
I'm new at version control using Github. Everytime I try to push files to a repository i created, i receive the following log:
"C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe" push -u --recurse-submodules=check --progress
"origin" refs/heads/bruno.peixoto:refs/heads/bruno.peixoto
Counting objects: 1481, done.
Delta compression using up to 8 threads.
FATAL ERROR: Network error: Software caused connection abort
fatal: sha1 file '' write error: Broken pipe
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
error: failed to push some refs to 'git#github.com:brunolnetto/Semestres.git'
Done
I've followed the beginners instructions but it seems it's not a naive error i'm stumbling at. Attention to the last 5 lines! It happens either if I try to a small project or a big one. I'm struggling with this issue for a couple days and looked for the solution in numerous forums, however without success . Any help would be appreciated.
Best regards,
Bruno
I'm trying to push a build in Github and I keep on getting "Aborting" status and i have tried multiple times and I experience the same error.Not sure,how to solve this issue ? Any help or advice on this would be really great.
Commit successful
Username for 'https://github.com': ########
Password for 'https://#######github.com':
error: pack-objects died of signal 9
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: write error: Bad file descriptor
Error in Pushing..!! Aborting.
Check if you having any large file in your repo.
For instance, a config like this one can help:
git config --global pack.windowMemory "32m"
It represents the maximum size of memory that is consumed by each thread in git-pack-objects for pack window memory.
You also have (as I mentioned before):
git config http.postBuffer 52428800
You can also use a tool like BFG Repo-Cleaner to get rid of any too large file.
In repmgr, I had register the master server, but at the Standby server, i had cloned the Master backup to Standby data directory sucessfully. But after cloning while starting the Standby server, I got the following error.
Use of uninitialized value $info{"pgdata"} in -d at /usr/bin/pg_ctlcluster line 354.
Use of uninitialized value $info{"pgdata"} in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/bin/pg_ctlcluster line 355.
Error: is not accessible or does not exist
Please help in this issue.
After some research, I able to solve it. I had to clone the Master backup to the Data directory of the (Default) Standby data Directory (/var/lib/postgresql/9.3/main).
If we need to keep the data directory separate (Apart from Default), It raises the error. If anyone solved by configuring the data directory separately, please help me.
I mapped to a drive an ftp, I went and did hg init
then added a file, did hg add then hg commit -u username -m 'message'
I am getting the message nothing changed (2 missing files, see hg status)
hg status return this:
X:\public_html>hg status
A .htaccess
A index.html
I can't seem to find someone else remotely close to my problem and official doc didn't help me either.
I'm out of ideas, every bit of information is appreciated.
It seems incredibly unlikely this is going to work on a FTP mapped drive. Version control systems rely on coherent filesystem primitives (lock counts, etc.) that your mapping software likely doesn't fake correctly enough. Mercurial has its own protocol for moving changes to/from a computer (push and pull over HTTP or SSH) and that's the right way to get stuff to and from the machine on which the FTP server is running.
That said, you might have a small bit of luck with:
hg commit -u username -m 'message' .htaccess index.html
if the problem is commit not detecting the files as modified/added.
It looks like the server you're FTPing to/from is a linux box, so it's already running sshd. That means you can clone to it with:
hg clone c:\localclone ssh://you#there//full/path/to/repo
and can push/pull from that URL as well.