Gordon Adams <gord_at_beetlebrow.co.uk> writes:
> I''ve come across several similar issues posted over the last three
> years and have tried every remedy suggested.
>
> I have been running the current version of TortoiseSVN (most recently
> 1.4.8) on Windows XP against a repository on RHEL 64 bit SVN 1.1.4-2
> with no problem for 18 months or more. Recently I noticed updates were
> taking longer and longer and now am at the point where I cannot check
> out anything. The repositories are only 180MBs and 100MBs.
>
> A colleague is using the same setup with no problem but I am at the
> point where I can no longer use it. Its that bad.
>
> I have downgraded TortoiseSVN to 1.4.7 to the same version he has.
> I've installed SVN 1.4.6 on the PC and get the same "hang" (or
> slowdown) so the recommended performance tweaks for TortoiseSVN make
> no difference.
> I''ve upgraded the server SVN to 1.4.6-0.
> I've reset my ADSL router.
> I've checked the server firewall for blocks.
>
> My net stats show 10 hops with an average between 30 - 60 ms each to
> the server.
>
> My broadband is not blistering - I get a 1.1mb/s download and 350kb/s
> upload but its not changed and has always been adequate.
>
> I am at a loss what to do.
>
> Is there some weird setting I need to set up on my local NetGear
> router or something (although as it used to work and I have not
> changed anything I would guess not) ?
>
> I would be very very grateful for some advice.
Stuff like this really makes me wonder if your ISP isn't doing some kind
of usage-pattern-based filtering. Just a thought; obviously I'm not
certain.
You don't say what access method you're using. Is it http:// or svn://
or something else?
-Karl
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Received on 2008-04-28 20:41:41 CEST