> The machine on which my svn repository lives was recently upgraded. > I didn't have svnserve in a run-on-reboot script, so I started it > by hand (log in as "svn", then type "svnserve -d"). But whenever I > make any requests of the server (e.g. "svn ls svn://localhost", > much less "svn update"), I get the error message "svn: No > repository found in 'svn://localhost'". I then do a "ps x", and I > see something like > 11550 ? Ss 0:00 svnserve -d > 11556 ? Z 0:00 [svnserve] <defunct> > > Is 11556 just a subprocess created to handle this request, which > for whatever reason hasn't gone away yet? Or is it the actually > svn server, which for some reason died as soon as it was asked to > do any work? > > I've done an "svnadmin verify", and the repository seems to be > fine. None of the config files has been changed in over a year, so > I doubt they're corrupted. Any ideas?
It is possible it is binding to IPv6 rather than IPv4... I think you can pass in the IP you want it to bind to. http://www.bramschoenmakers.nl/en/node/287 BOb
