> Von: Johan Corveleyn [mailto:jcorvel_at_gmail.com]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 3. April 2019 10:18
> Perhaps the difference between your first and second attempt is not
> caused by different language settings, but because the working copy
> was in a different state? For instance, if the "base" of your working
> copy is full of mixed revisions, and you're committing a lot of
> changes on top of that, the "edit report" that's sent by the client to
> the server can be much larger (thus hitting some limit on the server).
> Maybe try to execute another 'svn update' on your entire working copy
> so it gets a uniform revision.
No, I don't think so. I'm using a fresh check-out on the branch, there
should be no mixed revisions.
And this issue is reproducible. Running with de_DE.UTF-8 will always try to
send the data, using en_GB.UTF-8 will fail straight away with
'Request Entity Too Large' error. I run these commands in the same local
working copy. Nothing else in between (like cleanup etc.)
> Just another hint to get you started: the client-side timeout can be
> found in the file ~/.subversion/servers on your client machine. Look
> for "http-timeout = ..." (the default is 60 (seconds) I believe).
Nothing set on the client side. The server defines a timeout of 300. When using
de_DE.UTF-8 the commit fails after over 90 Minutes. So this settings does not
seem to be related. But, I will try to increase the timeout and check if that helps.
> Though I would seriously recommend splitting up your huge commit into
> several commits. Perhaps find some logical blocks, or split by
> subdirectories, or ... Huge commits can be a pain later on, for
> instance because every time you query the 'svn log' for one of those
> files later, this huge commit will be part of the result (part of its
> history), and with the '-v' (verbose) option 'svn log' will show all
> the affected paths, which will be huge ...
Unfortunately, this is an import from 3rd party. So, there are no logical blocks.
I might be able to commit on sub-folder after the other. But, I need to merge
this into trunk later which will then be a lot of hassle and error prone.
I will try to commit in a single commit after adapting the server configuration
(Timeout, LimitXMLRequestBody), first.
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