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Re: TSVNCache lockup.

From: Kari Grano <kari.grano_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2007-11-14 21:52:54 CET

On 2007-11-14, Stefan Küng wrote:
> > Peter McNab wrote:
> > Fired up a guest account on fully patched XP single core machine and
> > encountered a 100% lockup in TSVNCache.
>
> Was the cache already running in another user context?
> Then, the explorer process couldn't access the pipe to the cache process
> due to restricted access rights.
> If however the cache was running as the user GUEST itself, then there
> might be another problem (which will take me a few hours more to find a
> fix for).

FWIW, I had a similar issue with r11324, ie. TSVNCache was consuming 100%
CPU. I attached the process to a debugger and found that two threads were
busy-looping on a failing CreateNamedPipe() call (in functions PipeThread()
and CommandWaitThread()). There was no file system activity at all. I
"fixed" this by placing a Sleep(200) call when the pipe creation failed.
However, the problem disappeared with a new build and reboot, so I forgot
about it.

Kari.

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