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Re: Problem/Crash doing large checkout via DAV

From: Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman_at_collab.net>
Date: 2002-06-04 17:18:52 CEST

"Gerald Richter" <richter@ecos.de> writes:

> Is it possible that this is a simple time-out? The Apache TimeOut is
> set to 300, but maybe there are some other time-out values either server or
> client side?

Yes, it's quite possible that it's a time-out. Neon (the client-side
http library) is probably timing out after 90 secs...

> Is it normal that a PROPFIND for a large directory (about 40MB & 40,000
> files) takes such a long time.

Ay-ya-yay! 40,000 entries in one directory!!

> Does the svn server recurse through the subdirs at this point or is
> it a part of the error that it takes such a long time?

I believe that for a DAV-based checkout, a PROPFIND "get all props"
request is sent on the directory. The server then sends a big list of
entries as an xml body-response. The client parses the xml, and
starts doing GETs and PROPFINDs on each individual file.

> (EVerything is on the same machine, so there is no network traffic
> time involved)

I *thought* that the server would be streaming the humongous
40,000-entry response, so client-side parsing can start right
away... we have a brigade for that now, or something. Maybe gstein
can comment?

Regardless, repeat the expermiment while using Ethereal to capture the
data. When the client dies, take a look at the HTTP dialogue and see
how much data was sent.

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