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Re: TSVN update much slower than "svn update"

From: Purple Streak <mrpurplestreak_at_googlemail.com>
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2009 21:19:35 +0100

2009/9/4 Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>:
> On 04.09.2009 17:42, Purple Streak wrote:
>> 2009/8/12 Purple Streak<mrpurplestreak_at_googlemail.com>:
>>> 2009/8/2 Stefan Küng<tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>:
>>> Hi - just got back to looking at this again.  Switching to serf does
>>> make a big difference.  However serf seems to make the command line
>>> slower (and my perception is that TSVN is still slower then it used to
>>> be and slower that it is for my collegues).  For a simple svn list it
>>> almost doubles from 0.3s to 0.6s.   Not that this is a lot, but when
>>> my TSVN was fast then it made the repo browser so much more
>>> responsive.  Over a largeish checkout serf takes 3m41s, neon takes
>>> 2m43s
>>>
>>> You also said:
>>>>>> The command line client doesn't have SSPI compiled in,
>>>>>> so it won't have an issue with that at all.
>>>
>>>  From what i've looked at the command line uses neon to do SSPI.  If I
>>> tunnel the connection through a proxy the command line seems to be
>>> using only NTLM auth, and never asks me for a password (despite having
>>> cleared my auth cache) where as TSVN does sometimes ask for this.
>>> Does TSVN have it's own SSPI code in somewhere?  Otherwise I can't see
>>> why it would work fine for the command line but not for TSVN?
>>
>> Hi - Sorry to bump this but I'm still stuck looking for where this
>> would be different in TSVN (see my previous query about)?  I've got a
>> debug tortoise built, so if you could point me at the bit where
>> tortoise does the SSPI then I can try and debug what is happening.
>
> If TSVN asks for authentication only sometimes, it's usually because the
> diff to transfer is too big (maybe that's why you haven't seen this with
> the CL client, you might have not done the same big commits/updates/...
> as with TSVN).
> See here:
> http://svn.haxx.se/tsvnusers/archive-2008-02/0329.shtml

We do have that, but this is a different issue :) This is more the
initial connection takes a while, e.g. on update. So once an update is
running it's fine, but each time it takes a while to connect. Just to
refresh on the initial post

   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.

The main issue is that it has 4 or 5 externals to check, and so the
connection for each of them takes time. So if I knew where TSVN
differs from the command line then it might give me a starting point
to look at why.

Thanks,
Purple

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