On 22/01/2007 4.19, Mark Moore wrote:
> I’ve been using SVN for a while, and I’m noticing a problem that appears
> to be a subversion server issue. Namely on **large** initial updates,
> the client reports “Could not read response body: Secure connection
> truncated (https://<svn-server-url>)”.
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> This seems to be a frequently seen problem from the large number of hits
> I find if I Google the “Could not read response body” phrase, but I
> haven’t been able to find anything in the SVN issue tracking system, and
> I haven’t been able to find a clear work around. Anyone out there have
> any links or advice?
>
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> I believe we’re using an Apache SVN server, and we’re definitely using a
> TortoiseSVN client on Windows XP Pro (if that matters). The symptom is
> that usually, the initial update will puke on its shirt after a couple
> 100M of download. Usually, I can just re-issue the update command, and
> it will pick up where it left off and finish up after 2-3 restarts.
> Once the initial update completes successfully, I have not experienced
> any failures.
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> What has me stumped now is that it is continuously failing and I can’t
> complete the initial update. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I hit this problem:
http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2006-10/0413.shtml
I'm not sure if it helps you. I believe that SVN HTTP timeout design is
broken, but I could not get any developer to comment on the issue.
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Giovanni Bajo
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Received on Mon Jan 22 10:41:43 2007