[svk-devel] Odd SVK error

[Adrian Howard]

Any idea where I can start looking to diagnose this?

I'm using SVK 2.00 from CPAN

% svk --version
This is svk, version v2.0.0 (using Subversion bindings 1.004002)

I have a bunch of mirrors:

% svk mirror --list //
Path                         Source
======================================================================== 
================
//TAPx-Harness-Growl/trunk   file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/TAPx- 
Harness-Growl/trunk
//Test-Class/trunk           file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/Test- 
Class/trunk
//Test-Exception/trunk       file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/Test- 
Exception/trunk
//adrianh/trunk              file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/ 
adrianh/trunk
//home/trunk                 file:///Users/adrianh/svn/home/trunk
//localhost/trunk            file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/ 
localhost/trunk
//mod_perl/trunk             file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/ 
mod_perl/trunk
//quietstars.com/trunk       file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/ 
quietstars.com/trunk
//record-album/trunk         file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/ 
record-album/trunk
//w3c-validator/trunk        file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/w3c- 
validator/trunk

All of which appear to be working okay apart from //Test-Class/trunk.  
The svn repo appears to be just fine.

% svn ls file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/Test-Class/trunk
Build.PL
... etc...

However when I sync it seems to hang forever, and interrupting gives  
me this somewhat scary looking error:

% svk sync //Test-Class/trunk
Syncing file:///Users/adrianh/svn/projects/Test-Class/trunk
Retrieving log information from 1 to 582
^CInterrupted.
Interrupted.
perl(3508) malloc: ***  Deallocation of a pointer not malloced:  
0x1c0ac00; This could be a double free(), or free() called with the  
middle of an allocated block; Try setting environment variable  
MallocHelp to see tools to help debug
perl(3508) malloc: ***  Deallocation of a pointer not malloced:  
0x1b3597b; This could be a double free(), or free() called with the  
middle of an allocated block; Try setting environment variable  
MallocHelp to see tools to help debug

Any suggestions welcome.

Cheers,

Adrian