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RE: Large Commit Issues! 10Mbps Upload cap on a Gigabit LAN

From: David Heppenstall <David.Heppenstall_at_rci.rogers.com>
Date: 2006-04-24 19:37:32 CEST

I haven't tried to commit files and directory structures of that size,
but I have committed some files and structures upwards of 5 or 10 G.
When trying to commit the entire thing all at once, I found it would
take forever. Instead, I committed smaller chunks at a time. It seemed
to go faster if I didn't pile too much on the operation.

That's all I can recommend.

 - Dave Heppenstall

-----Original Message-----
From: Ahmed Reza [mailto:ahmedrezat@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 6:55 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Large Commit Issues! 10Mbps Upload cap on a Gigabit LAN

Hi, I'm running into an issue that nobody seems to know a heck of a lot
about. I'm moving a whole bunch of files from an old repository system
(RCS) to SVN (i.e 80,000+ files, ~60GB). However, checking in is
virtually impossible. I have a Gigabit connection to the server and
all other data transfers are blazing fast except for SVN which caps at
10Mbps uploading to the server and 20Mbps when I'm checking out. I
would really, really appreciate any help on this subject as I have
googled this for hours to no avail.

Thanks,
Ahmed

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