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Re: Windows co very slow timeout then fail, more info...

From: Petr Sebor <petr_at_scssoft.com>
Date: 2003-10-06 10:16:09 CEST

Hello,

just a 'me too'... we are having a 114MB repository and from time to
time (quite often recently) the checkouts just start to crawl. svnadmin
recover does always the trick. At the time of this slowness (I mean,
even if nobody is currently doing checkouts, just since 'something
weird' happened inside the svn), doing branches, switches or exporting
is a neverending task. Updates do work, but are noticeably slower.

No errors in the logs...

Regards,
Petr

Server is on debian/sid,
subversion: Version: 0.30.0-2
Cients win/linux, all 0.30
db4.1: Version: 4.1.25-6
Repository format version: 2

Robert wrote:

> sorry if i am sending this 2x. My webemail client lost its session... I was
> not sure if the email made it out or not. Here it goes again:
>
> We have a 700MB repos on openBSD (subversion 0.26) and access it using both
> windows and unix clients (v 0.26-0.29). We have been having the same type of
> problem. Checkouts and checkins timeout even when only a few files need
> updating. The interesting thing is that all clients (regardles what version
> or os) had the same problem. Accordingly we figured that the server must be
> the root of the problem. After running svnadmin recover checkouts and ins
> worked again, but only for a while. We are now updating our subversion
> server to the newest version in the hope that the problem will go away.
> Anyone else run into the same problem?

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