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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Gordon Adams <go...@beetlebrow.co.uk> on 2008/04/25 17:47:47 UTC
SVN Checkout is slow or completely hangs
Hi
I''ve come across several similar issues posted over the last three
years and have tried every remedy suggested.
I have been running the current version of TortoiseSVN (most recently
1.4.8) on Windows XP against a repository on RHEL 64 bit SVN 1.1.4-2
with no problem for 18 months or more. Recently I noticed updates were
taking longer and longer and now am at the point where I cannot check
out anything. The repositories are only 180MBs and 100MBs.
A colleague is using the same setup with no problem but I am at the
point where I can no longer use it. Its that bad.
I have downgraded TortoiseSVN to 1.4.7 to the same version he has.
I've installed SVN 1.4.6 on the PC and get the same "hang" (or slowdown)
so the recommended performance tweaks for TortoiseSVN make no difference.
I''ve upgraded the server SVN to 1.4.6-0.
I've reset my ADSL router.
I've checked the server firewall for blocks.
My net stats show 10 hops with an average between 30 - 60 ms each to the
server.
My broadband is not blistering - I get a 1.1mb/s download and 350kb/s
upload but its not changed and has always been adequate.
I am at a loss what to do.
Is there some weird setting I need to set up on my local NetGear router
or something (although as it used to work and I have not changed
anything I would guess not) ?
I would be very very grateful for some advice.
Regards, Gordon
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Re: SVN Checkout is slow or completely hangs
Posted by Gordon Adams <go...@beetlebrow.co.uk>.
Sorry, yep I missed that off. Its svn://...
Karl Fogel wrote:
> Gordon Adams <go...@beetlebrow.co.uk> writes:
>
>> I''ve come across several similar issues posted over the last three
>> years and have tried every remedy suggested.
>>
>> I have been running the current version of TortoiseSVN (most recently
>> 1.4.8) on Windows XP against a repository on RHEL 64 bit SVN 1.1.4-2
>> with no problem for 18 months or more. Recently I noticed updates were
>> taking longer and longer and now am at the point where I cannot check
>> out anything. The repositories are only 180MBs and 100MBs.
>>
>> A colleague is using the same setup with no problem but I am at the
>> point where I can no longer use it. Its that bad.
>>
>> I have downgraded TortoiseSVN to 1.4.7 to the same version he has.
>> I've installed SVN 1.4.6 on the PC and get the same "hang" (or
>> slowdown) so the recommended performance tweaks for TortoiseSVN make
>> no difference.
>> I''ve upgraded the server SVN to 1.4.6-0.
>> I've reset my ADSL router.
>> I've checked the server firewall for blocks.
>>
>> My net stats show 10 hops with an average between 30 - 60 ms each to
>> the server.
>>
>> My broadband is not blistering - I get a 1.1mb/s download and 350kb/s
>> upload but its not changed and has always been adequate.
>>
>> I am at a loss what to do.
>>
>> Is there some weird setting I need to set up on my local NetGear
>> router or something (although as it used to work and I have not
>> changed anything I would guess not) ?
>>
>> I would be very very grateful for some advice.
>>
>
> Stuff like this really makes me wonder if your ISP isn't doing some kind
> of usage-pattern-based filtering. Just a thought; obviously I'm not
> certain.
>
> You don't say what access method you're using. Is it http:// or svn://
> or something else?
>
> -Karl
>
>
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Re: SVN Checkout is slow or completely hangs
Posted by Rob Swarbrick <rs...@nyx.com>.
Gordon Adams <go...@beetlebrow.co.uk> writes:
>> I''ve come across several similar issues posted over the last three
>> years and have tried every remedy suggested.
>>
>> I have been running the current version of TortoiseSVN (most recently
>> 1.4.8) on Windows XP against a repository on RHEL 64 bit SVN 1.1.4-2
>> with no problem for 18 months or more. Recently I noticed updates were
>> taking longer and longer and now am at the point where I cannot check
>> out anything. The repositories are only 180MBs and 100MBs.
>>
>> A colleague is using the same setup with no problem but I am at the
>> point where I can no longer use it. Its that bad.
>>
>> I have downgraded TortoiseSVN to 1.4.7 to the same version he has.
>> I've installed SVN 1.4.6 on the PC and get the same "hang" (or
>> slowdown) so the recommended performance tweaks for TortoiseSVN make
>> no difference.
>> I''ve upgraded the server SVN to 1.4.6-0.
>> I've reset my ADSL router.
>> I've checked the server firewall for blocks.
>>
>> My net stats show 10 hops with an average between 30 - 60 ms each to
>> the server.
>>
>> My broadband is not blistering - I get a 1.1mb/s download and 350kb/s
>> upload but its not changed and has always been adequate.
>>
>> I am at a loss what to do.
>>
>> Is there some weird setting I need to set up on my local NetGear
>> router or something (although as it used to work and I have not
>> changed anything I would guess not) ?
>>
>> I would be very very grateful for some advice.
>>
On Windows we had an issue with the corporate virus scanner at my
previous employer; checking out a repo (of only approx 10MB) took
several minutes on the Windows boxes unless the virus scanner was told
to ignore our source code directory; after which it dropped to 20-30
seconds or so.
On a Linux box, it always took 10-15 seconds to check out, but we did
have the native EOL set so the Windows clients had to do a bit more work
than the Linux client (and the server was on another Linux box)
Rob
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Re: SVN Checkout is slow or completely hangs
Posted by Karl Fogel <kf...@red-bean.com>.
Gordon Adams <go...@beetlebrow.co.uk> writes:
> I''ve come across several similar issues posted over the last three
> years and have tried every remedy suggested.
>
> I have been running the current version of TortoiseSVN (most recently
> 1.4.8) on Windows XP against a repository on RHEL 64 bit SVN 1.1.4-2
> with no problem for 18 months or more. Recently I noticed updates were
> taking longer and longer and now am at the point where I cannot check
> out anything. The repositories are only 180MBs and 100MBs.
>
> A colleague is using the same setup with no problem but I am at the
> point where I can no longer use it. Its that bad.
>
> I have downgraded TortoiseSVN to 1.4.7 to the same version he has.
> I've installed SVN 1.4.6 on the PC and get the same "hang" (or
> slowdown) so the recommended performance tweaks for TortoiseSVN make
> no difference.
> I''ve upgraded the server SVN to 1.4.6-0.
> I've reset my ADSL router.
> I've checked the server firewall for blocks.
>
> My net stats show 10 hops with an average between 30 - 60 ms each to
> the server.
>
> My broadband is not blistering - I get a 1.1mb/s download and 350kb/s
> upload but its not changed and has always been adequate.
>
> I am at a loss what to do.
>
> Is there some weird setting I need to set up on my local NetGear
> router or something (although as it used to work and I have not
> changed anything I would guess not) ?
>
> I would be very very grateful for some advice.
Stuff like this really makes me wonder if your ISP isn't doing some kind
of usage-pattern-based filtering. Just a thought; obviously I'm not
certain.
You don't say what access method you're using. Is it http:// or svn://
or something else?
-Karl
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