Error "Couldn't perform atomic initialization"
derekwildstar derekwildstar 
quiret I am encountering the same issue on my SVN repositories. Please help! Also OP is a pretty cool dude.
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derekwildstar derekwildstar Aparently the problem was solved!
quiret The problem is happening, again.
quiret It disappeared again??? Well I did send an E-Mail to admin@osdn.net
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It disappeared again??? Well I did send an E-Mail to admin@osdn.net
At this very moment I don't have any sources to commit, so I can't guarantee that the problem has returned, however, when clicking on the revision number in my project, I can see the related page, and before, when the error happened , I couldn't see that page as an error was displayed. At this moment I can see, so I guess I don't have the problem anymore
derekwildstar derekwildstar Today the problem returns... some minutes after my last try the problem was gone... What are heppening?
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Today the problem returns... some minutes after my last try the problem was gone... What are heppening?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9012538/svn-commit-error-couldnt-perform-atomic-operation
My guess is that the OSDN owner company is slacking on server maintenance. Read the post where it says "disk space". I am not entirely sure! I never get any E-Mail replies from them and my Japanese ain't good enough to call them... A real shame because OSDN was running so well when Shuji Sado ( https://osdn.net/users/sado/ ) was running things!
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Today the problem returns... some minutes after my last try the problem was gone... What are heppening?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9012538/svn-commit-error-couldnt-perform-atomic-operation My guess is that the OSDN owner company is slacking on server maintenance. Read the post where it says "disk space". I am not entirely sure! I never get any E-Mail replies from them and my Japanese ain't good enough to call them... A real shame because OSDN was running so well when Shuji Sado ( https://osdn.net/users/sado/ ) was running things!
I assume this issue is not affecting everyone. I have over 20 repositories here. Does it have something to do with it?
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I assume this issue is not affecting everyone. I have over 20 repositories here. Does it have something to do with it?
Funny coincidence I would say! It could just show how enthusiast we are about development and SubVersion (SVN). Anyway, I did count, you currently have 23 and that's one more than I have... Really funny 🤣 Imagine what friggin work a migration for our codebases would imply.
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I assume this issue is not affecting everyone. I have over 20 repositories here. Does it have something to do with it?
Funny coincidence I would say! It could just show how enthusiast we are about development and SubVersion (SVN). Anyway, I did count, you currently have 23 and that's one more than I have... Really funny 🤣 Imagine what friggin work a migration for our codebases would imply.
About SVN, well, besides not liking to follow fads, I believe that for what I do, SVN is much better than GIT. Simple to use, and Tortoise SVN, in my opinion, is much better done than Tortoise GIT (which seems to have been made in a hurry to absorb a growing market).
About our problem, although it's a funny coincidence, maybe, in fact, we are taking up too much space on the OSDN, I don't know... If only someone came here to say if this is it, I would transfer some of my repositories back to SourceForge, by the way, I'm only here today on OSDN, because SourceForge was having a lot of problems a few years ago. I didn't want to migrate everything back there :/
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Just now I tried to commit to one of my SVN repositories and I'm getting the error message "Couldn't perform atomic initialization".
When accessing via the website, I can browse my files that are on the server normally (Source Tree) but when clicking on any link with the revision number, an error message also appears: "Internal Error" with the following additional text: "We are sorry for the inconvenience. Please try again after a few minutes. If you get this error continuously, please file a new support ticket or contact admin@osdn.net."
I've noticed that all my project revision links are showing the same error message, but when I click on these same links in another developer's SVN project here on OSDN, the link works correctly, as if the problem is only affecting my profile.