On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 11:11:03AM -0500, Ben Collins wrote:
> I rechecked this and the "mkdir" works. Not sure how I associated these
> two problems together, but I thought the "least common denominator" was
> this issue.
>
> Right now I am trying to commit a rather large add (some few thousand
> files) and the initial setup before I get to the commit message (doing a
> "status" on the tree I suppose) plus the other SSL setups, leaves the
> connection in a timout or something.
>
> If I switch off auth, and use a non-ssl connection. The commit works
> fine. So somewhere the client/server lose the connection in the time
> wasted for the client to do it's work preparing for the commit.
>
Just a thought... What is the MaxKeepAlive requests value in your apache
setup. Maybe try setting it to 0 (unlimited), will allow neon to keep the
connection open long enough to process the request.
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