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VisualSVN revision file problem, possibly corrupt NTFS permissions
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Our main repository is about 10 years old, with 20k+ of numbered revision files residing within it.
Out of all those files, 5 have gone into what I can only call a strange state on the file system, which is preventing a full/clean checkout of the repository.
These 5 files won't copy, delete or even open to edit, citing "File Access Denied" in Windows (server 2016). I have ownership of the files and full permissions. I can change security on them, but no combination will let me do anything with them. Pick any other file in the same folder and it is fine.
These files are backed up in two places - cloud & backup hd. The cloud file will attempt to download in Chrome but I instantlly get "Failed - insufficent permissions" seemingly at the point it tries to write it to the filesystem. Same with Firefox. The backup through Windows backup won't restore them either. I can restore any other revision files from these backups, just not these 5. If corrupt, it would surprise me how they have been obtained by the backups in this form when I can't even open them.
So it is like some kind of corrupt security is travelling with the file. Does anyone know how to get these files back or is familiar with the problem? Or know anything else I could try?
(I'm not keen on reconstructing the repository, especially if it could happen again).
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Our main repository is about 10 years old, with 20k+ of numbered revision files residing within it.
Out of all those files, 5 have gone into what I can only call a strange state on the file system, which is preventing a full/clean checkout of the repository.
These 5 files won't copy, delete or even open to edit, citing "File Access Denied" in Windows (server 2016). I have ownership of the files and full permissions. I can change security on them, but no combination will let me do anything with them. Pick any other file in the same folder and it is fine.
These files are backed up in two places - cloud & backup hd. The cloud file will attempt to download in Chrome but I instantlly get "Failed - insufficent permissions" seemingly at the point it tries to write it to the filesystem. Same with Firefox. The backup through Windows backup won't restore them either. I can restore any other revision files from these backups, just not these 5. If corrupt, it would surprise me how they have been obtained by the backups in this form when I can't even open them.
So it is like some kind of corrupt security is travelling with the file. Does anyone know how to get these files back or is familiar with the problem? Or know anything else I could try?
(I'm not keen on reconstructing the repository, especially if it could happen again).
windows svn ntfs visualsvn-server visualsvn
edited Mar 25 at 18:55
bahrep
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What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16
add a comment |
Our main repository is about 10 years old, with 20k+ of numbered revision files residing within it.
Out of all those files, 5 have gone into what I can only call a strange state on the file system, which is preventing a full/clean checkout of the repository.
These 5 files won't copy, delete or even open to edit, citing "File Access Denied" in Windows (server 2016). I have ownership of the files and full permissions. I can change security on them, but no combination will let me do anything with them. Pick any other file in the same folder and it is fine.
These files are backed up in two places - cloud & backup hd. The cloud file will attempt to download in Chrome but I instantlly get "Failed - insufficent permissions" seemingly at the point it tries to write it to the filesystem. Same with Firefox. The backup through Windows backup won't restore them either. I can restore any other revision files from these backups, just not these 5. If corrupt, it would surprise me how they have been obtained by the backups in this form when I can't even open them.
So it is like some kind of corrupt security is travelling with the file. Does anyone know how to get these files back or is familiar with the problem? Or know anything else I could try?
(I'm not keen on reconstructing the repository, especially if it could happen again).
windows svn ntfs visualsvn-server visualsvn
edited Mar 25 at 18:55
bahrep
22.9k10 gold badges80 silver badges115 bronze badges
asked Mar 25 at 10:59
mhappsmhapps
5104 silver badges10 bronze badges
Our main repository is about 10 years old, with 20k+ of numbered revision files residing within it.
Out of all those files, 5 have gone into what I can only call a strange state on the file system, which is preventing a full/clean checkout of the repository.
These 5 files won't copy, delete or even open to edit, citing "File Access Denied" in Windows (server 2016). I have ownership of the files and full permissions. I can change security on them, but no combination will let me do anything with them. Pick any other file in the same folder and it is fine.
These files are backed up in two places - cloud & backup hd. The cloud file will attempt to download in Chrome but I instantlly get "Failed - insufficent permissions" seemingly at the point it tries to write it to the filesystem. Same with Firefox. The backup through Windows backup won't restore them either. I can restore any other revision files from these backups, just not these 5. If corrupt, it would surprise me how they have been obtained by the backups in this form when I can't even open them.
So it is like some kind of corrupt security is travelling with the file. Does anyone know how to get these files back or is familiar with the problem? Or know anything else I could try?
(I'm not keen on reconstructing the repository, especially if it could happen again).
windows svn ntfs visualsvn-server visualsvn
windows svn ntfs visualsvn-server visualsvn
edited Mar 25 at 18:55
bahrep
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asked Mar 25 at 10:59
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What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16
add a comment |
What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16
What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16
add a comment |
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What VisualSVN Server version do you run? What's logged to the event log?
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 12:52
Currently on v3.9.3 with repositories updated, but it is not to say this problem hasn't been there for a while since I only noticed it when trying to checkout in full, which hasn't been required for about a year. No sure what to look for in event log?
– mhapps
Mar 25 at 13:42
if the problem is with VisualSVNServer.exe service permissions, you'll see access denied errors on the log. See this article, too visualsvn.com/support/topic/00037
– bahrep
Mar 25 at 16:07
The difficulty is nothing can access the files including SVN. Have never seen this before. chkdsk /r finds no errors/does not resolve.
– mhapps
Mar 26 at 10:16