Re: Unable to commit a file of size 4GB to svn repo

2008/12/30 sathish Sarvepalli <mirchisathu_at_gmail.com>:
>
> Is there any fix for this issue? I want to upload files more than 4GB in
> size.
>

See recent thread entitled "Re: svn commit: r34915 -
trunk/subversion/libsvn_ra_neon"
at dev@ list at subversion.tigris.org

Citing from there:

(1)
> Log:
> Support commit of a new file of size(post-compression) >2G.
>
> Neon has a support of large file requests for quite sometime, Subversion should
> make use of this support if available.

(2)
> Neon doesn't implement its LFS support on Windows :(

It looks like this change is committed to trunk and thus will be in
1.6, but not for
Windows users.

Thus using svn:// protocol instead of HTTP seems the only workaround here, if
switching to serf does not solve the issue as your experience shows.

(also, serf is still beta, though it is expected to replace neon in some future
version of svn, may be 1.7)

Best regards,
Konstantin Kolinko

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