Re: Random behavior

void pointer wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm running into several issues with the recent release of TortoiseSVN
> (1.6.1). During the middle of an update, I will get the following error:
>
> OPTIONS of 'http://coonass/subversion': could not connect to server
> (http://coonass)
>
> "coonass" is the server's domain name on the local network. Sometimes a
> few files will update, but then the above error message will display.
>
> Secondly, doing a "show log" from the root of my working copy checkout
> results in the dialog showing up asking me if I'd like to permanently go
> offline, as if it cannot connect to the server. However, when I press
> "cancel", the full log shows up anyway. Why does it think that it cannot
> connect to the server? We've tried this through 2 different subversion
> clients (SVN and some other one for MAC) and we've had no such issues.
> We believe this may be a TSVN related problem.
>
> Is there any other information I can provide that will help to track
> down the problem?

SVN 1.6 often uses *two* connections to a repository instead of just one
as done in 1.5.x and earlier. Maybe that's a problem in your network?

Connection errors are thrown by the OS, SVN (and TSVN) only show those
to the user, but the error is really a connection error and therefore
outside svn's realm.

Stefan

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