The developers on my company can't commit to subversion anymore.
They receive the follow error message in Tortoise.
Can't flush file to disk: Input/output error
Apache error.log
Could not create activity /01_REPO/!svn/act/6a9f9e72-2412-3147-9534-1b23de635229. [500, #0]
could not begin a transaction [500, #5]
Can't flush file to disk: Input/output error [500, #5]
a google search led me to permission and disk space issues but everthing under /01_REPO has permission to user and group "apache"
and there is no problem with disk space
df -h
/dev/mapper/vg_svnserver-lv_home
191G 12G 169G 7% /01_REPO
The subversion log is empty.
Can someone tell me whats is going on or at least give a hint of how to discover the problem?
OBS: Oracle Linux 6.6 svnserve 1.6.11 apache 2.2 iptables off selinux disabled
The problem is in the disk itself, nothing related with subversion.
I tried to use "svnadmin dump" but I can't restore "svnadmin load" so I use svnadmin hotcopy do copy svn repos to another partition.