"We have Hyper-V Virtual Machine running svnserve" is like saying "I have this computer that has keyboard". It's missing a lot of important details, such as Subversion version, operating system, and basic system configuraitons like RAM and swap.
>From what you mention, it sounds like it's running out of swap and killing the svnserve daemon. Given thqt you're apparently running it on a Windows box, swap handling can be especially adventuresome. How do you have it set up? On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 3:08 PM, Albert, Anthony (Millennium) <aalb...@meicompany.com> wrote: > Hello, > > > > My organization is using Subversion on a Hyper-V virtual Machine > (successfully for some time now), but just today we have been having a > critical work-stoppage failure that I can't seem to find a solution for. > > > > Symptoms: > > - The SVN service (svnserve.exe) is stopped, so I start it and 10 > seconds later it automatically stops again. > > - When viewing the process in the task manager, I can see that > there is a quickly increasing amount of RAM being utilized (0 to 700MB in 10 > seconds) and once it gets around 600MB or 700MB, it disappears from the > process list (closes down). > > - When I launch the application 'svnserve' with the proper > attributes, the command window gives me the following error message when it > fails: "svnserve: Can't create thread: Not enough storage is available to > process this command" > > > > This is a critical work-stoppage for us and we have no idea why it sometimes > runs for several minutes, and then sometimes it just quits after 10 seconds. > Please let me know what is going on or what I can try... > > > > -Tony > > > > Anthony D. Albert > > IT Specialist > > Millennium Engineering > > Office: 321.622.0732 > > Cell: 321.432.4406 > > aalb...@meicompany.com > >
