repo corruption - Egit's fault?

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Hi,

We have imported a project from CVS. Then created a bare repo and
placed on the central server. From the server repos are served via git
protocol for push and pull operations (no SSH is involved for intranet
set up)
After this operations there were several extensive changes made (3
commits but they were pretty big) in development branch which were
then pushed to the server. So the branch was pushed too.
All changes and commits and pushes were performed under eclipse 3.5
using Egit plugin v0.5.

After it I could not clone this repo from the server as it was giving
me an error like this (I will shorten it up a bit using “…” as I have
no way to copy paste):

$git clone git://server/repo.git
Initialized empty git…
remote:counting…done
remote:compressing…done
remote: aborting due to possible repository corruption on the remote side.
Receiving object: 100% …done
Resolving deltas: 100% …done
error: waitpid (async) failed
fatal: error in sideband demultiplexer (I know right words to curse now;))

When I’m looking at the bare repo in CGit  it shows me  Bad object:
and object SHA-1 instead of  the tree.

As the only difference between this project and about 30 others was
that there was an additional branch pushed via Egit I suspect that
this is what screwed up things, but I ‘m not sure… I’m in progress of
testing it I don’t know if I will be able to reproduce.

Please, advise if this can be fixed and which options I have if it
will happen again (how to properly and quickly restore bare repo)

Thanks,
Eugene
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