On Sun, 2004-07-18 at 14:50, J. B. Rainsberger wrote:
> Transmitting file data ...
> The pipe has been ended.
> svn: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: Can't write to connection: The pipe has been ended.
This error looks unfamiliar to me. It looks like a problem with the ssh
connection, not the subversion client or server speaking over it. It
could be a bug in putty/pageant, or some other piece of network
equipment getting in the way...?
>
> I have not tried any other configurations yet, but I plan to try a
> Windows server to see whether this is a cross-platform issue.
We have no known cross-platform issues. To our knowledge, different
client and server operating systems interoperate just fine.
We also have no known issues with large files; 2MB is nothing. We've
tested with multi-gigabyte files in the past. ;-)
> (The
> little bit I've found in the mailing list seems to indicate some
> underlying defect in either a Linux tool or the Linux version of
> svnserve.)
Can you be more specific?
> I have also not tried committing the file from the command
> line, although I can't imagine that would matter, since Subclipse only
> drives the command line.
Subclipse doesn't use the commandline, it uses the java JNI bindings to
the Subversion C libraries.
>
> Note: I am connecting via svn+ssh using PuTTY/Pageant on the client side.
>
> Any suggestions would be helpful. I would even be happy moving to a
> Windows server, if that will actually work. I can wait for a fix to the
> Linux edition to move back to a Linux-based server.
>
See if you can reproduce your problem using a commandline client, and
show us. If you can't, then take the problem to the subclipse list...
we don't support subclipse here, only the core svn distribution.
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Received on Mon Jul 19 00:52:56 2004