Re: slow repository browsing

Carlos Azcarate wrote:
> I've noticed in my apache error_logs hundred of access_denied errors for
> directories in my repository I'm not trying to browse. This happen when
> I browse one directory with tortoise. This makes the response very slow.
> I want to know if tortoisesvn tries to open or browse every file in my
> repository every time I expand any directory... When permissions are set
> so the user has access to everything in the repository the time it takes
> to open any directory is long (half a minute or more) but if the user
> only have access to the directory he or she is browsing then opening
> that directory takes three or more minutes.... Am I doing something
> wrong.

To show the locking information, TSVN first asks recursively for all
locks, starting from the repository root. I guess that's why you see
that delay.

Starting with 1.3, Subversion has extended the svn_client_ls() function
to return the locking info too, so TSVN doesn't have to get the locks
recursively anymore but gets them 'for free' when showing the contents
of a directory.
That means you can try a nightly build and check if the delay is gone.

Stefan

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