Purple Streak wrote:
> I seem to have an odd issue with my (and just my) tortoise SVN. If I
> run an svn udpate from the command line in my working copy it takes ~3
> secs to complete. If I run it from tortoise it takes 45 seconds.
> My collegue next to me takes about 3 seconds in either case, so it's
> _something_ on my machine that has made TSVN slow (I'm sure it used to
> be just as quick)
>
> Problem is I'm not sure how to fix it. I've re-installed tortoise
> (version 1.6.3 for the record) and I removed all the stuff from the
> AppData folders (I'm running on Vista) but it was still the same.
> Plus I reset the auth cache.
>
> It seems to be the initial connections that take the time. This
> working copy has about 5 externals to pull in and a fresh checkout
> exhibits similar behaviour to the update. It takes a while to start
> on the main folder and then once that's going it's quick. However
> each external takes a few seconds to start getting stuff.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas how I can investigate this?
If it's the initial connection that takes much longer than in the svn
command line client, then it's most likely an issue with SSPI
authentication. The command line client doesn't have SSPI compiled in,
so it won't have an issue with that at all.
Make sure that your pc is properly joined to the domain server and that
your IP address is properly set up and recognized in your DNS server. If
one or both are not correct, SSPI takes a long time to find out that
this kind of auth works/doesn't work.
Stefan
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Received on 2009-07-23 17:43:06 CEST