Re: Windows co very slow timeout then fail, more info...

[Christopher Baus <ch...@yahoo.com>]

I'm pretty convinced that either the client or server
are frivilious blocking.  CPU, disk, and network usage
on both is virtually nil.  


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Re: Windows co very slow timeout then fail, more info...

[Christopher Baus <ch...@yahoo.com>]

Here's another piece of information.  I didn't do
anything on my XP laptop and now it is working with
0.30.0 on that plaform..

Here's summary of what happened.

Install 0.30.0 on RedHat 9.0 with latest apache2.

Install 0.30.0 from distribution on Windows XP/2000
clients.

Create new repository

Set HTTP authentication and authz.

import basic directory structure.

co on windows 2000/XP and linux.  Works fine.

Import wxWindows and makefiles into repositry.
co on Windows 2000 -- fails with timeout getting wx
directory.
co on Windows XP -- fails with same error

remove authentication
co on Linux -- works
co on Windows still fails

back client to 0.29.0 on Windows 2000.
co goes slowly and hiccups, but then works.
co again with 0.29.0 works fine.
co with 0.30.0 works fine.

co on WindowsXP with 0.30.0 works fine.

Strange.  I don't have the foggiest what happened, but
it nows looks like the problem involved both the
client and the server, as I didn't change my client at
all on XP and it started working after using 0.29.0
client on 2000.  

I just don't have to investigate this further, but it
does bother me.


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Re: Windows co very slow timeout then fail, more info...

[Christopher Baus <ch...@yahoo.com>]

Ok this is really weird...

For kicks I backed my client to 0.29 and it worked.  I
was convinced something is getting hosed up in the
0.30.0 Windows distribution, but then I tried 0.30.0
and it worked also.

I was able to complete the checkout.  Is anyone using
the 0.30.0 Win32 client distribution against large
repositories?  I'm starting to feel that I'm the only
one using 0.30 on reasonable sized repositories, and
that scares me.  I want to confirm this bug.  It is
really nasty because it seems intermittent.  I wonder
if had to something to do with authz?  But that might
be a red herring.  

I still don't think performance is all that great.  If
SVN is going to replace CVS, the performance has to
get MUCH better IMHO.  

Anyway.  Its working again.  I'll cross my fingers and
hope I don't see this behavior again, as I'm pretty
much committed to SVN now.

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Re: Windows co very slow timeout then fail, more info...

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

Christopher Baus <ch...@yahoo.com> writes:

> I'm pretty convinced that either the client or server
> are frivilious blocking.  CPU, disk, and network usage
> on both is virtually nil.  

What happens when you create a 'local' repository on the windows box,
import some stuff, and try to use the same win32 cmdline client to do
a checkout of file:///  ?

Is it just as slow?

If so, it makes me wonder whether libsvn_wc is acting up in your
client.

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