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Is this repository just too big for Ohloh to cope with?

Aristedes Maniatis

over 4 years ago

Same for MirBSD… https://www.ohloh.net/projects/mirbsd

MirPorts worked though, from the same server, although that’s a lot more (smaller) files.

Thorsten Glaser

over 4 years ago

Hi Aristedes,

Yes, this is a pretty large repository. Does the repository support svnsync? If so, we can try an alternative download method which is much faster and might work for us.

Robin Luckey

over 4 years ago

Thorsten,

We are unable to fetch the rlog for this repository. There's a consistent problem with one file in particular:

$ cvsnt -d :pserver:peed:pee-server@eurynome.mirbsd.org:/peed/repos/new rlog -b -r1: 'alles/repository/src/gnu/usr.bin/perl/Attic/mv-if-diff'

RCS file: /peed/repos/new/alles/repository/src/gnu/usr.bin/perl/Attic/mv-if-diff,v
head: 1.2
branch:
locks:
access list:
Terminated with fatal signal 11

Any clues what this might be? Any chance that this can be repaired? Without the rlog our importer can't function.

Thanks, Robin

Robin Luckey

over 4 years ago

This is very interesting; a semicolon was missing in that file (rlog from GNU RCS discovered it, GNU CVS just segfaults).

Thanks for the hint, it should be fixed now (works for me). If there are further problems, feel free to contact me back, even by eMail.

Thorsten Glaser

over 4 years ago

Hi Thorsten,

We are still having problems. This rlog...

cvsnt -d :pserver:peed:pee-server@eurynome.mirbsd.org:/peed/repos/old rlog altes

...contains invalid timestamps, such as 2004-00-11 23:20:44.

There are a variety of bad timestamps like this, all of them with a 00 in the month column. Our system can't parse these.

Robin Luckey

over 4 years ago

Very interesting. Some version of CVS must have not been Y2038 (64-bit time_t) safe… fixed in the comma-v files, please reschedule. Thanks!

Thorsten Glaser

over 4 years ago

Robin,

Svnsync does not require any special server-side support or configuration - you can svnsync any svn 1.4 and newer repo that you can access. The FreeBSD repo is currently at 1.5.

Dag-Erling Smør...

over 4 years ago

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