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Various slow-downs

From: Michael Abbott <Mabbott_at_torus.com.au>
Date: 2005-11-09 03:51:53 CET

I've spoken to a few fellow programmers at work that have been
complaining about SVN having slowed down recently (the last two weeks).
It appears that these slow downs are related to TSVN... They've pointed
out the following issues:

* When you commit, the log window can take up to 10 minutes to respond.
I can consistently reproduce this on my PC by just clicking commit on
any folder under SVN control. Having a look at the processes,
TSVNCache.exe remains at 0% CPU time, and TortoiseProc.exe starts at 0%,
slowly works it's way up to 50% and then drops to 1% or so. After a
while of that, the log window finally responds.
* One user was having periods of TSVNCache.exe jumping up to 15%-30% CPU
usage. During these periods, the disk usage becomes really heavy,
effectively slowing down shell access to the SVN files (explorer will
lock up, the files take ages to open, etc.).
* Update taking a long time per file. One user was showing me that when
they update, each file was taking about a 30 seconds to grab from the
server (this usually takes about a second per file). Then, a couple of
days later this stopped happening and we haven't been able to reproduce
it. Thought I'd throw it out there on the off chance someone has had
this happen to them before.

Sorry for the mostly second-hand knowledge on these issues :-/ Are
these known issues / if so, are there any work-arounds?

Thanks,
- Mab

Michael Abbott
Programmer
Torus Games Pty Ltd
9 Redland Drv
Mitcham, VIC, 3132, Australia
Ph: +61 3 9874 5322
Fax: +61 3 9874 5399

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