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Hi,

I am committing my project in SVN using XCode. I do it successfully for quite a few months. But suddenly today, while committing, it is showing the following error :

The working copy "Classes" failed to commit files.

svn: Commit failed (details below) svn: Can't open '/usr/local/repos/Iphone/my_svn_repo/db/tempfile.tmp' : No space left on device

Is it a memory issue on the svn side or in the Iphone I am using ? How to avoid it ?

Thanks

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Either your local disk or svn servers disk /usr partition is full. This prevents the svn command from creating a necessary temp file, therefore the commit fails.

No space left on device is refering to the system device (hard drive - not iOS device) at /dev/hda1 (or whichever /dev/[hs]d[abcd..][1-..]).

svn: Commit failed (details below) svn: Can't open '/usr/local/repos/Iphone/my_svn_repo/db/tempfile.tmp' : No space left on device

Run df and mv files off /usr to clean out space on either your local disk or the svn server and run the svn ci ... again.

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  • **No space left on device is refering to the system device (hard drive - not iOS device)** was answer to my problem – swiftBoy Feb 12 '15 at 09:24
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I also faced this problem. Using df -h I found that one of the mounted servers where we keep the repositories was full. I cleaned up space on this server and it was working again. Hope this helps.

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