Hello， Thank you for responding.
I found the problem with your reminder. When executed “svnsync sync ******” ，I used password A for the mirror username. While editing “***sourece repositorie/hooks/post-commit” I changed the password to B, both with the file "passwd" at the mirror server. Then the mirror server can't synchronize with the source server . Now I've changed both the passwords from B back to A ,and the mirror can synchronize with the source . Thanks again. 在 2019-01-12 01:53:18，"Eric Johnson" <e...@tibco.com> 写道： On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 3:34 AM public1979 <public1...@163.com> wrote: Hello， I'm a new user of subversion. My version is "svn, version 1.6.11 (r934486)",i have some questions about svnsync . I made a svn mirror from server A to server B. it could work first few days until an accidental power failure. Now it can't work ,what can i do . Sounds like your situation must be quite frustrating. Please help me, Several places to start. Please note that you're using an old, unsupported version of Subversion. For the most useful help, you'll need to upgrade to a supported version. There's lots of help online to assist in that process, and people who have previously asked on this mailing list, so checking the archives for this mailing list will help if you get stuck. Also, the (brief) details make it sound like perhaps something went wrong with the machines during the power failure. It is unclear what operating system you are using from your brief description, but I'd start with running standard operating system diagnostics, to verify that the hardware is not damaged, that the disk volumes have not been corrupted, and that the necessary parts of the operating system are where they are supposed to be. And finally, perhaps the Subversion repositories themselves were damaged / corrupted. Try "svnadmin verify" on your repositor(y/ies). And finally, to get the best help from this list, your questions will likely need to be more specific / detailed. For example, when you say "now it can't work", what does that mean? What error messages do you see? How do you know it doesn't work? What does work (can you perform svnadmin commands, or svnlook commands, for example?), as that will help eliminate possible failures. Good luck! Eric Thank U.
