Hi Kurt,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I have already tried setting the LimitXMLRequestBody directive. It didnt
work. I heard somewhere that it is something to do with the svn client and
not svn server. I also heard it is something to do with *neon* and I have
even tried with *serf* but that again didnt work since there is no support
for serf in win32. Iam using winxp and Tortoisesvn client for committing the
file. I heard from someone that serf is supported unix and linux.
Did anyone ever tried committing this large file ever? Am i missing
something here?
Thanks once again for all your efforts.
Thanks,
sathish
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 6:16 PM, Kurt Pruenner <leak_at_gmx.at> wrote:
> sathish Sarvepalli wrote:
> > I received an error message "413 entity too large".
>
> I think the maximum size of a file is limited by Apache's
> LimitXMLRequestBody directive[1] (at least it is for mod_dav), and that
> is stored inside Apache as a variable of type size_t, which limits it to
> just below 4G.
>
> Maybe setting the limit to 0 (which disables this check) would help?
>
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