Don't get me wrong guys. I'm a dev in a public project also and I
understand the feeling of having people just throwing their problems
on us to solve. But really, I'm not the only one facing this issue,
and considering I'm quite a "standard" user, I innocently though that
fixing it would be important for you. Am I a user of a "core
subversion library"? No, I'm not... and I'm not interested of being
so. I'm just a TSVN user and TSVN is all I know about the svn world.
Half of my coding life is writing workarounds to browser bugs.
Sometimes we don't fix things at our side, but instead report them to
the browser devs. The only thing I can't do is asking my end users to
go there reporting those issues. After all they are using my software,
and I'm interested on understanding and be informed about the
evolution of the issue, so next time someone knocks the door I have
the prompt answer.
Anyway... I'll try the antivirus uninstall. I hope I'll be lucky.
Thanks,
Fred
On Feb 10, 7:09 pm, Stefan Küng <tortoise..._at_gmail.com> wrote:
> On 10.02.2010 18:33, fredck wrote:
>
> > I understand your point here Andy, but you're simply taking the easy
> > way for TSVN. It impact on the svn command line, but TSVN is impacted
> > in the same way, so it's TSVN interest to have it working..
>
> Sure, you're absolutely right. Let me grab the Win7 sourcecode and fix
> this...
>
> > I'm not even saying that it's a bug on TSVN. I'm saying that, Win7 x64
> > is becoming a popular OS, and *TSVN* users may not be able to use it.
> > I have quite a standard Win7 installation, and it didn't work since
> > the beginning. Also, as you can see in the this thread, I'm not the
> > only one here.
>
> But as I mentioned before: the fact that https works and http doesn't
> clearly states that this is an issue with your virus scanner and/or
> firewall, not with TSVN and/or Win7. Because I'm using Win7 x64 for more
> than half a year now and never had this problem with any repository or
> checkout.
>
> And no, as I also mentioned several times on this list: deactivating the
> virus scanner doesn't help most of the time, because those 'things'
> think that deactivating them is either a user error or a virus trying to
> do it, so they appear to be deactivated but keep interfering anyway. The
> only way (sometimes not even that helps - I once had to reinstall
> Windows because such a 'tool' refused to get cleanly deinstalled) is to
> deinstall them.
>
> > So, instead of taking the "it's not my fault, so I don't care"
> > position, I'm suggesting being "ok, let's try to understand what's
> > going on here".
>
> I can only do that if it happens for me too, which it does not. So the
> only one who can do that is you, because it's your setup that doesn't
> work. And do what I suggested: remove your virus scanner and/or
> firewall, reboot and try again.
>
> Stefan
>
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