SVN Returns 'Network connection closed unexpectedly'

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I've trawled through the previous postings on this but they all seem to relate to SVN+SSH, we use a basic SVN server locally.

I've just installed 11.04 on my main development box, side-by-side with my previous 10.04 install, and gone to start checking out the source and everything returns 'Network connection closed unexpectedly'. Forcing a username & password doesn't help, I've turned on debug in a local svn config file and still no real useful information.

EDIT: Just to add Subversion works, an svn co on the Google Breakpad source is fine (as are other repos), but internally it seems to throw it. Other machines are connected to the server fine, if I reboot this specific machine into 10.04 it's fine as well.

EDIT 2: And now it doesn't work on the machine when I reboot into 10.04. Machine is connecting fine to the outside world, and also fine to the server it's on.

Can you interact with your server via telnet <server> 3690. Also do you see the svn server listen on a public address when you run netstat -tlpn on the server? — Rudi
– Rudi, Commented Mar 2, 2012 at 21:30
Telnetting returns connected, and other machines are capable of connecting to the SVN server, just this one very specific machine can't. — Nicholas Smith
– Nicholas Smith, Commented Mar 5, 2012 at 9:52

Nicholas Smith · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-05 10:31:24Z

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Resolved, got the root details and discovered the root drive was full, so any attempt at running SVN was failing with that wonderfully helpful message.

answered Mar 5, 2012 at 10:31

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