I suddenly get this weird problem in svn when I try to commit my changes:

svn: Checksum mismatch for '.svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base';
expected: 'ba2ac9223860c647c8478ffd1ace154e',
actual: 'd2ba75aff51148f535fb4ac77b0333fa'

Any idea how I can fix it?

I suddenly get this weird problem in svn when I try to commit my changes:

svn: Checksum mismatch for '.svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base';
expected: 'ba2ac9223860c647c8478ffd1ace154e',
actual: 'd2ba75aff51148f535fb4ac77b0333fa'

Any idea how I can fix it?

I've had this problem before. Subversion is really a pain in the ass sometimes.

The solution is to checkout a fresh copy of your repository and copy the new and valid text-base file to your project's text-base directory. Here's an example (assume the repository is called 'project' and your code lives in /home/username/project):

cd /tmp
svn co https://path-to-your-repository/project
cd /home/username/project
chmod +w .svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base
cp /tmp/project/.svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base .svn/text-base/
chmod -w .svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base

I've had this problem before. Subversion is really a pain in the ass sometimes.

The solution is to checkout a fresh copy of your repository and copy the new and valid text-base file to your project's text-base directory. Here's an example (assume the repository is called 'project' and your code lives in /home/username/project):

cd /tmp
svn co https://path-to-your-repository/project
cd /home/username/project
chmod +w .svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base
cp /tmp/project/.svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base .svn/text-base/
chmod -w .svn/text-base/functions.php.svn-base

Nice, that seemed to fix my problem. Thanks!

Does anyone know why this problem occurs though?

Nice, that seemed to fix my problem. Thanks!

Does anyone know why this problem occurs though?