Re: TortoiseSVN Crashes SvnServe

D.J. Heap wrote:
> I've had rare sporadic crashes in the test suite with BDB, but since
> they were not consistently reproduceable and I don't use BDB, I
> haven't tried to chase them down. If you can provide a full batch
> script to create the repo, stress it, etc to repro it, I'll try it out
> on BDB 4.4.20 and Subversion trunk on Win32.

Thanks DJ,

The repository was created with :

cd\svn
md repos
bin\svnadmin create --fs-type bdb repos/testbdb
bin\svnserve -d -r repos/

and the spamming script is just:

svn ls -v "svn://192.168.0.66/ts"

repeated 50 times in a .cmd file.

I am considering converting to fsfs because of a couple of comments that
have been made, but a dump load cycle on ~10GB of data will take a while ;-)

What are you experiences with 'checkout speed' and 'finalization delay
may cause client timeouts' and 'scaleability with number of entries',
because in the comparison table
(http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.reposadmin.html#svn.reposadmin.basics.backends)
these seem to be the only real cons.

Our group uses tortoiseSVN and the server is on ntfs, and I don't think
going to a command line based client is an option at all.

I am going to look into DB_CONFIG and see if there is anything obvious I
can tweak.

cheers, Alex.

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