I found the following discussion on svn.haxx.se and have a follow-up:
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 07:31:15 -0800 (PST) TafT wrote:
> From within McAfee I created an exception so that the On-Access
scanner does not scan any files within
> the root working directories .svn\ folder when they are either written
or read. Before this change I could
> commit a handful of files successfully but not any complex directory
structures. After this change I have
> managed to commit over 5000 files in a directory structure with at
least 5 levels to it.
I am seeing a similar situation, but with imports, instead of commits. I
too cannot disable the McAfee virus scanner in total. We've created the
.svn\ exception, but since there are no .svn\ directories created on the
local machine, until a checkout is performed, I don't think that is my
solution. Is the work-around to add my working directory that I am
importing from, to the McAfee exception list?
I realize this is not just an TSVN issue, and that McAfee has its fair
share of blame, but it seems that this sort of question might help the
TSVN community as a whole, as the McAfee support isn't as accessible as
the TSVN support.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Divis
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