news <news@sea.gmane.org> wrote on 10/06/2004 04:42:07 AM:
> There has been a certain amount of rumours around Subversion 1.1.0 poor
> performances.
> Even if svn teams claims to have modified neon config to set
> #define HAVE_SETSOCKOPT 1
> it doesn't seem to change behaviour.
> In detail, PROPFIND requests are split in 2 packets: HTTP 1.1 header and
> DAV request body.
> Using svn command line, ethereal shows that, after sending first packet,
> there is an ACK received by the server with 200msec delay.
> Using TSVN the two packets are sent one after the other without waiting
> the ACK that arrives soon after.
> The total "svn ls URL" triggers 10 PROPFIND so with the command line
> there is an elapsed time of, at least, 2 seconds.
> In my env, TSVN completes in 0.14 msec !!!
>
> Is there anything else to do to achieve such performances.
Did you download the most recent Subversion 1.1.0 Windows binaries? They
claim to have been compiled with HAVE_SETSOCKOPT. If so, then post a
message to the list. Perhaps he had a pre-built Neon library and it
didn't rebuild when he made the new binary?
Mark
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