Hi,
At viernes, 30 de junio de 2006, 16:56:30, you wrote:
EH> A reoccurring issue for us has been the commit hanging whenever we have a lot of data.
EH> We've seen this issue when committing 3 large files (256
EH> megabytes each) and when committing 256 average size files (1 megabyte each.)
EH> What occurs is: it works from one file to the next at a
EH> reasonable rate (likely limited only by network bandwidth.) It
EH> will get all the way to the last file, but never seems to finish committing that last file.
EH>
EH> If I restart my machine, delete the folder and do an update on
EH> the folder one level higher, it will correctly do the update
EH> (creating the folder I deleted and retrieve all of the files that
EH> I attempted to commit.) I haven't verified whether the last file is corrupt yet.
EH> I've left it sit on the last file for as long as 24 hours. Since
EH> the other files (which are the same size) finished in very
EH> reasonable and expected rates, it is likely that Tortoise is
EH> hung. It doesn't seem to be using almost any CPU or network bandwidth once it is hung.
EH> Any help would be appreciated.
Try to commit using svn.exe. A "hung" in the last file may indicate a
problem in the server, as I'm almost sure the file is sent to the
server but then the server does not finishes its processes and thus it
doesn't send the "OK" to TSVN/SVN. If you have access to the
repository, try svnadmin verify and/or svnadmin recover.
If that is not the problem, but svn.exe also hangs, you should report
to svn mailing lists. If svn.exe does it well, I'm sure Stefan will be
more than happy (well, maybe *not* that happy) to help you :)
Best regards,
Fernando Nájera
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Received on Fri Jun 30 18:48:41 2006