Description of problem: We use cifs file systems for home dirs. When making a local repo using svnadmin we get an error like this when we try to move a dir: svn: Can't remove 'dd/.svn/tmp/text-base': No such file or directory Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): subversion-1.6.4-2.fc10.x86_64 (and subversion-1.5.4-3.x86_64) How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: [st01368@solli svn]$ svn co file:///Home/siv16/st01368/svn/localrepos/test localtest A localtest/dir Checked out revision 3. [st01368@solli svn]$ cd localtest/ [st01368@solli localtest]$ mkdir d [st01368@solli localtest]$ svn add d A d [st01368@solli localtest]$ svn ci -m "message" Adding d Committed revision 6. [st01368@solli localtest]$ svn mv d dd svn: Can't remove 'dd/.svn/tmp/text-base': No such file or directory Other commands result in a similar error: [st01368@solli ttime]$ svn rm test D test [st01368@solli ttime]$ svn ci -m "avsluttest" Deleting test svn: Commit succeeded, but other errors follow: svn: Error bumping revisions post-commit (details follow): svn: Can't remove '/Home/siv16/st01368/svn/ttime/test/.svn/tmp/text-base': No such file or directory Additional info: It seems to be a working dir error as moving the actual subversion to a local disc or a proper https server results in the same error.
This is highly likely to be atomicity/caching/etc problems in the CIFS filesystem. Can you capture the output of a command using strace, and attach it? $ strace -o /tmp/bug518429.txt svn ci -m "test"
Created attachment 358087 [details] strace of svn command strace -o bug518429.txt svn mv d dd
I see the error is that svn cannot find a file (.svn/tmp/text-base). When should this file have been made? Maybe a different svn command should have made it and that we really should be looking at an strace from this svn command?
Should this bug be moved to samba-client(mount.cifs) or the kernel (module that give us cifs capabilities)?
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