> We are not going to fix any speed issues in 1.5.
Yes, I understand that. My hope was that it's not a direct SVN issue, but some problem of incorrect linking libraries or the like.
>
> That said, why are you so sure you must use exactly 1.4? Subversion 1.7
> can create, read, and write 1.4 repositories. And there have been
> significant performance improvements in the past four years...
I just have my own project based on the code of SVN 1.4 and porting to 1.7 may take considerable efforts. I post this message just in a hope that somebody could have any ideas why slowdown started to appear on a new version of linux distribution.
Vyacheslav
>
>
> Vyacheslav Zholudev wrote on Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 23:29:09 +0100:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> After transition from debian lenny to squeeze I recompiled my version of SVN 1.4 (yes, I do need exactly 1.4). I tried to load a dump with many 1 file revisions into the BDB-based repository.
>> First 300 revisions are committed really fast, like 10 revisions per second. After 1000 revisions, it is about 1-2 seconds per one revision. And performance keeps degrading.
>>
>> I'm curious what that might be? I tried to compile against different versions of APR (from 1.3 to 1.5) with BDB 4.8. I used libtool 1.5 since autogen.sh does not work with libtool 2.2. May this be somehow related to my issue? Maybe some compilations flags are wrong for a new system, or some libraries that I'm linking against (e.g. neon)?
>>
>> I have no real clue what that might be, so I will highly appreciate if somebody can give me any pointers, even vague ones or possible hints to try, since I really need SVN 1.4 for my other projects.
>>
>> P.S. CPU usage is very high, waiting for IO was about high (that what I would expect) and decreases to 0% over the time.
>> P.P.S. I also tried to compile in maintainer mode and without, with preinstalled APR, and by putting them into source tree, with mod_dav and without. Still the same...
>>
>> Thanks a lot in advance,
>> Vyacheslav
>>
>>
Best,
Vyacheslav
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