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Re: TSVNCache still crawling C drive

From: Kevin Radke <kmradke_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 4 May 2009 15:15:34 -0500

On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 12:02 PM, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Kevin Radke wrote:
>> I fired up the latest version of Process Monitor (2.04) from
>> sysinternals (now Microsoft)
>> and had it filter on "ProcessName == TSVNCache.exe".  Killed TSVNCache.exe and
>> then browsed a directory to get it to restart.
>>
>> I then noticed it appears to have still accessed every single directory on my
>> C:\ drive, even though I have the following set:
>>
>> Exclude paths: C:\*
>>                        D:\*
>>                        E:\*
>>                        R:\*
>> Include paths: C:\Project_Files\svn\*
>>
>> Show excluded folders as normal unchecked.
>>
>> (It did the same on my other drives, until I unchecked the "show
>> excluded folders
>> as normal")
>>
>> Am I doing something wrong, or are my expectations wrong that it
>> shouldn't be accessing anything outside my include paths?
>
> It's not actually crawling the c drive, but accessing system dlls and
> writing its cache file (to %appdata%\tsvncache).
> It also has to access the svn config file.

I've seen it accessing things like C:\notes. It definitely shouldn't
be needing anything from there. Doesn't seem consistent though.
Sometimes it does, other times it has been accessing other (seemingly
random) folders on C:\. But not as bad as I first thought, since it
isn't crawling them all...
(And yes, I'm filtering on TSVNCache.exe...)

Kevin R.

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