On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 10:00:29PM +0000, HM 2K wrote: > I'm having some trouble accessing the svn via Apache, with the following > error: > > "Could not open the requested SVN filesystem" > > I've recently upgraded CentOS from 4 to 5 and upgraded SVN along with it. > > I have verified and recovered the database, both report back OK now. > > Can you advise further? > > Thanks.
See http://subversion.apache.org/faq.html#stuck-bdb-repos You could convert your repository to FSFS to avoid this problem. This is done by telling everyone to stop committing, and then dumping the repository: svnadmin dump oldrepos > oldrepos.dump ... creating a new repository with FSFS backend (FSFS is default in current releases of Subversion): svnadmin create --fs-type=fsfs mynewrepository ... and then loading the dump file into the new repository: svnadmin load mynewrepository < oldrepos.dump ... and replacing the old repository with the new one. You may also want to set the new repository's UUID to the UUID of the old one: svnadmin setuuid mynewrepository `cat oldrepos/db/uuid` This will keep existing working copies working. Stefan
