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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by Jens Peters <jp...@gmx.de> on 2005/01/05 08:15:49 UTC
Stress test via https
Hello,
I have compiled the latest subversion binaries incl. apache successfully
and would like to test it using stress.pl. Running the script with the
default settings:
perl stress.pl -c -s1
perl stress.pl -c -s1 -i2
perl stress.pl -c -s1 -i3
perl stress.pl -c -s1 -i3
runs perfectly. But if I want it using a repository access via https:
perl stress.pl -U https://wkst02/svn/stress -s1
perl stress.pl -U https://wkst02/svn/stress -s1 -i2
one of the two always failes after some transactions with the following
message:
Transmitting file data ....svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: MERGE request failed on /svn/stress/trunk/
svn:
Conflict at /trunk/bar1/foo1
unexpected commit failed: exit status 256
Is this expected? Or do I have to use a different command to let it work
via https?
Regards,
Jens
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Re: Stress test via https
Posted by Philip Martin <ph...@codematters.co.uk>.
Jens Peters <jp...@gmx.de> writes:
> Or does this fix just lives in trunk?
Only in the trunk.
> ok, I have used the version from head now and it works beter. The
> stress.pl stops now on conflicts while commiting but this sounds
> normal.
That's still broken. I think everything works if you use trunk@HEAD
both for the script and the libraries.
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Re: Stress test via https
Posted by Jens Peters <jp...@gmx.de>.
Thanks for your answer.
> I guess you mean 1.1.2?
yes, I did a clean checkout from tags/1.1.2. and builded it with all
components(http, nls, etc.) with bdb 4.3 under windows xp and visual
studio 2003.
>
> - It looks like your libsvn_ra_dav is too old, it doesn't have the
> patch that strips newlines.
As I said, I did a complete fresh checkout, it is nearly impossible that
I mixed the fresh checkout with an older version. Or does this fix just
lives in trunk?
> - stress.pl's list of acceptable errors is a bit out of date, as I
> recall it needs to have "The version resource does not correspond"
> added (trunk@HEAD anyway).
>
ok, I have used the version from head now and it works beter. The
stress.pl stops now on conflicts while commiting but this sounds normal.
But why this does not happen if you use the stress.pl the way it is
recommended in the comments?
Regards,
Jens
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Re: Stress test via https
Posted by Philip Martin <ph...@codematters.co.uk>.
Jens Peters <jp...@gmx.de> writes:
> I have compiled the latest subversion binaries
I guess you mean 1.1.2?
> Transmitting file data ....svn: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: MERGE request failed on /svn/stress/trunk/
> svn:
> Conflict at /trunk/bar1/foo1
>
> unexpected commit failed: exit status 256
There are a couple of things:
- It looks like your libsvn_ra_dav is too old, it doesn't have the
patch that strips newlines.
- stress.pl's list of acceptable errors is a bit out of date, as I
recall it needs to have "The version resource does not correspond"
added (trunk@HEAD anyway).
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Philip Martin
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