> Is there a way that I can repair this? No idea, sorry. But: > Is there a way to roll back to revision 11529 and start there?
Try svnadmin dump with the -r parameter to dump just the revisions you want to keep, then svnadmin load to load them into a new repository. Any checkouts of r11529 or earlier should be OK; if you have a later checkout then you'll need to delete it and re-checkout. > Should I remove all the revision number files greater that 11529 Hand-editing the repository sounds like a bad idea*... you might get rid of this corruption but introduce a different corruption. Using dump/load should give you a valid repository. Kind regards, Jon [*] It's number zero on the "Subversion Worst Practices" guide: http://www.red-bean.com/fitz/presentations/2007-07-27-OSCON-svn-worst-pr actices.pdf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thank you, Jon, for the info. Before I do such a major rollback, is there a way to rollback a particular project within the repos without affecting other projects or, to be more concise, maintain revision numbers for the other projects that are not affected by the mal-formed file error? Thanks again for your help. James
