RE: svn+ssh leaves sshd and svnserve processes running
From: Bob Denny <rdenny_at_dc3.com>
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 22:27:04 -0700 (PDT)
That's not it. The problem is that svn.exe or TortoiseProc forcibly terminates TortoisePLink so quickly that it doesn't have a chance to clean up (cleanup_exit() never gets a chance to run, etc). As soon as the last data from an SVN session reaches svn.exe or TortoiseProc, it kills TortoisePLink. On my 64-bit quad core this happens exxentially instantly.
Mike Dixon pointed me to some existing threads:
http://subversion.ti%e2%80%8bgris.org/ds/viewMess%e2%80%8bage.do?dsForumId=106%e2%80%8b5&dsMessageId=14%e2%80%8b45591
that describe the issue perfectly. I've checked out the TortoiseSVN trunk, and am in the process of building. Hopefully I can find where this happens and try a change where TortoisePLink is allowed to wind itself down via its cleanup_exit() function.
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