Thanks for your reply.
I thought APR is only relevant when using apache and access repositories
using http.
Currently I only access the repository using svn and file.
It APR or random number generator device still relevant in this case?
I vaguely remember seeing some messages about the random number generator
when the UML starts up.
Thanks once again for your help
Regards,
Gerhard Hannemann
-----Original Message-----
From: rooneg@gmail.com [mailto:rooneg@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Garrett Rooney
Sent: Tuesday, 20 June 2006 12:28 AM
To: gerhard.hannemann@printsoft.com
Cc: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: More on possible client authentication
On 6/19/06, gerhard.hannemann@printsoft.com
<gerhard.hannemann@printsoft.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all (again)
>
> This is addition to an earlier email regarding what appears to be long
> authentication times for SVN clients.
>
> I built another debian sarge system at home, and have absolutely not
issues with
> it. Is there a possibility that by running Subversion on a User Mode
Linux
> system could cause connection issues with clients?
>
> Is there a detailed list of supporting services and runtime libraries
that, if
> missing, could caase delays in authentication users between the subversion
> client and server?
>
> Thanks one again - I hope to hear/read from somebody soon
One possibility would be that it's taking a long time to generate
random bytes. If you machine doesn't have a suitable source of
entrypy, /dev/random could be quite slow. You might try recompiling
APR and telling it to use /dev/urandom (via the --with-devrandom flag
to configure).
-garrett
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