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Checkout hangs when run remotely over VPN

From: Chris <dy20lqh02_at_sneakemail.com>
Date: 2007-04-19 21:28:26 CEST

I am running subversion 1.4.3 on Windows server 2003. I am using svnserve for access (svn://server/repos), running as a windows service. This is a small installation -- there is no apache, there is no SSL.

The clients are running winxp and win2k.

When on the local network, everything runs fine.

But I have problems when I try to do some things remotely, over a VPN connection. Using tortoiseSVN, I can browse the repository without problems. If I ask to view a file (directly from the repos-browser), it gets the file and opens it in the viewer without problems. However, when I checkout, it gets 1 or 2 files, then everything seems to hang. All traffic across the VPN seems to stop. I can hit "cancel" in the checkout log dialog, without effect. Hitting the "close" button in the upper right corner twice does close the dialog.

I have the same problem using the svn command line client, though in that case I don't seem to get any files, though a couple of directories usually get created. I have to kill the svn process to abort this operation.

Even checking out a single folder with 4 files (each about 8K) hangs, after getting 1 file.

It's not the particular client computer -- I have a laptop that works fine when connected locally, and hangs when connected remotely.

I have turned off all the firewalls and anti-virus on the clients without any effect.

On the off chance that it applied to svnserve connections, I set http-timeout to 120 seconds (this is in the client config file), without any change.

How do I debug this? Is there a log file from svnserve that might tell me what's going on (I've looked and not found it, and there's nothing in the windows event log). Are there configuration settings at the server that might affect this?

Thanks for your help,

Chris

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