Rob Brandt wrote on Mon, Apr 08, 2013 at 17:25:49 -0700: > Hi; > > We have a new project, new repository and we are having a terrible time > getting it committed. It's not a small project, about 50mb I think. > > When trying to commit, we get an error "svndiff has invalid header". The > commit will run for a few minutes and then get that error. We've tried
That error means the magic bytes at the start of the binary delta (which is used to transmit new file-contents across the wire) are wrong. They should be "SVN\0" or "SVN\1". I would start by checking your connection. The specifics depends on what method you use (file://, svn://, svn+ssh://, http://, https://). > it on different sub folders of the project, and we get the error after > different amounts of time on each folder. It will choke on a particular > file while committing a folder, but committing that file individually > works fine. > > We've tried creating a new repository. > > Server is Ubuntu 12.04 > svn is 1.7.8 > Using a fresh copy of Tortoise as a client > Lots of disk space and RAM. > Nothing else on this server, yet. > > Suggestions? > > Rob
