Re: Download speed and progress-meter when updating.

2008/6/4 Christian Rasmussen <chr.aaroe_at_gmail.com>:
> Hello there
>
> I've been running a svn server for myself and some friend who I study with
> for our projects. Everything has been working fine, but I've always been a
> bit annoyed with the lack of information when doing an update - how fast am
> I downloading and how far in the process am I?
>
> A little while ago I had a look at the
> http://svn.astrumfutura.org/zfblog/ through TortoiseSVN and to my surprise I
> saw that during the update it gave me information such as how much data I
> had downloaded along with the current speed - this was almost which I had
> been looking for.
>
> I have always used TortoiseSVN so it's not a matter of me using a different
> client. I've searched through the configuration of my own svn server which
> is hosted on a Gentoo box and can't seem to find anything regarding this
> matter. I've had a chat with the people over at the subversion-mailinglist
> and I've been told that it's not a feature which is built into subversion
> per default. But as I can see it is possible - can anyone tell me how this
> might be achieved?

http:// supports this, svn:// does not. If you want this feature added
to svn:// you need to ask on the subversion mailing list - maybe even
submit a patch to do it :-)

Simon

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