Re: SVN Commit Failed For Data larger Than 2 GB [How To Resolve]

Mohsin Abbas <mohsinchandia_at_gmail.com> writes:

> I am using Subversion 1.8.9 server on linux OS and tortoise SVN client
> at windows. When I try to commit data larger then 2+ GB my commit
> failed. I tried to google on different websites they provided below
> solution :
>
> 1 : Set LimitRequestBody to 0 in the server side httpd.conf file.
>
> But Apache Web server ( Apache 2.2 ) allows 2 GB only max limit for
> data in HTTP request. Now tell me how can I commit files which having
> size more than 2 GB ? How can I increase data limit in apache
> webserver more than 2 GB ? OR I assume we can not commit data more
> than 2 GB because svn not allows us for this ?
> Please shed some light on this issue this is urgent.

Subversion supports commits greater than 2GB over HTTP. There are many
things that could cause it to fail so you need to provide more
information.

Which HTTP request is failing?

The commit will use temporary disk space, do you have enough on the
client and the server?

What error message does the client give?

Look at the server logs: what error message does the server give?

If you are using a proxy then look at the the proxy logs: what error
does the proxy give?

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Philip Martin | Subversion Committer
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