Windows 7, Can't check out project
mrpc.cambodia
Hello,
On windows 7 Ultimate, I can’t check out SVN project, upon clicking checkout project…, it shows a dialog where I put in the project URL and then require me to type in user name and password, after that the dialog just hangs there, with message the bottom “639 bytes transferred, at 0 bytes/s”.
Please help,
Stefan Küng
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mrpc.cambodia
Thank Stefan Küng for your comment.
I’ve tried all possible configuration options on the link that you provided, but nothing works for my scenario.
Kind regards,
Mrpc_cambodia
bladzok
update I get the message "609 Bytes transferred, at 0 Bytes/s" and it
just hangs there. Eventually after 2 min or 7 min or somewhere in
between it does the update. Commits sometimes go through - today I
gave up after about 15min.
I also tried changing all the TCP settings in the link above, but
absolutely no change.
Its very frustrating - especially the commits. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
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TortoiseSVN 1.6.6, Build 17493 - 32 Bit , 2009/10/19 20:22:18
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bladzok
(KB976098)) - which fixes daylight saving issues and now my tortoise
svn is working great. Not sure what changed - that's the frustrating
part :(
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Morinu
Mode and it works but it is a pain. Does anyone have a suggestion to
how to fix this?
Thanks,
Morinu
On Nov 25, 6:08 am, bladzok <blad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Downloaded some Windows 7 updates today (Update for Windows 7
> (KB976098)) - which fixes daylight saving issues and now my tortoise
> svn is working great. Not sure what changed - that's the frustrating
> part :(
>
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NOUV Sophat
Hello,
I still have the same problem, even after installing the windows update. I think this issue happens to a lot of SVN user. SVN team please takes a serious look on this issue.
Hope I can get a solution soon.
Stefan Küng
We can only take a look if we can reproduce it. Since none of the TSVN
devs has this problem, it must be something on your end that's not
working properly.
Stefan
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On Dec 7, 8:53 pm, Osama Askari <programmer.ask...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have the same problem. I can't even checkout 1 MB repositories. I've installed thewindowsupdate mentioned here but the problem still remains. I'm usingWindows7Ultimate x64 and TortoiseSVN 1.6.6.17493-x64.
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bladzok
options:
At home - updates, commits etc take longer than normal but not
excessive. I am running off a 4MB ADSL line. On small repositories
no problem - on large repositories it takes about 3-4 min to do an
update (even if there are no changes)
At a client - they have a 1MB wireless connection. The updates and
commits take about 9 minutes. Just sits there for 8 min 40 secs or so
and then does the update in the last 20 secs.
Both above scenarios on http
By switching to https - there are no problems anywhere. Just did a
3.5MB update in just over 2 min on the slower connection.
Hope that helps Stefan - wish I could fedex my laptop to you so you
can see the problem yourself, but I do need it :)
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Andy Levy
> OK - here's the results of lots of experimenting with different
> options:
>
> At home - updates, commits etc take longer than normal but not
> excessive. I am running off a 4MB ADSL line. On small repositories
> no problem - on large repositories it takes about 3-4 min to do an
> update (even if there are no changes)
4MBps DSL? I always see DSL advertised as bps (bits per second), and
never as high as 24Mbps (4MBytes/sec).
And that's Asynchronous - what's the advertised upload rate on that line?
> At a client - they have a 1MB wireless connection. The updates and
> commits take about 9 minutes. Just sits there for 8 min 40 secs or so
> and then does the update in the last 20 secs.
>
> Both above scenarios on http
>
> By switching to https - there are no problems anywhere. Just did a
> 3.5MB update in just over 2 min on the slower connection.
Does the slower connection have a transparent proxy which might be
inspecting all the HTTP traffic, but can't do the same for HTTPS?
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Olivier Sannier
> On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 09:09, bladzok<bla...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> OK - here's the results of lots of experimenting with different
>> options:
>>
>> At home - updates, commits etc take longer than normal but not
>> excessive. I am running off a 4MB ADSL line. On small repositories
>> no problem - on large repositories it takes about 3-4 min to do an
>> update (even if there are no changes)
>>
> 4MBps DSL? I always see DSL advertised as bps (bits per second), and
> never as high as 24Mbps (4MBytes/sec).
>
as we have ADSL2+:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_Digital_Subscriber_Line_2_Plus
> And that's Asynchronous - what's the advertised upload rate on that line?
>
1Mpbs is the usual, for 29.99 euros a month with no download/upload
limit, free telephone to over 100 countries and more than 200 TV channels.
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Bob Archer
> > On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 09:09, bladzok<bla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >> OK - here's the results of lots of experimenting with different
> >> options:
> >>
> >> At home - updates, commits etc take longer than normal but not
> >> excessive. I am running off a 4MB ADSL line. On small
> repositories
> >> no problem - on large repositories it takes about 3-4 min to do
> an
> >> update (even if there are no changes)
> >>
> > 4MBps DSL? I always see DSL advertised as bps (bits per second),
> and
> > never as high as 24Mbps (4MBytes/sec).
> >
> Slightly off topic here, but 24MBps is quite normal around here
> (France)
> as we have ADSL2+:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_Digital_Subscriber_Line_2_P
> lus
Even the Wiki page shows 24Mbps... not 24MBps watch the case of the "b". Upper case indicates Bytes, lower case indicates Bits.
> > And that's Asynchronous - what's the advertised upload rate on
> that line?
> >
> 1Mpbs is the usual, for 29.99 euros a month with no download/upload
> limit, free telephone to over 100 countries and more than 200 TV
> channels.
But, I'm confused... if it works fine with https.... why not just stick with that?
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bladzok
slow.
Not sure about the proxy. Could well be something that is inspecting
the http packets, but can't do anything with https.
I've switched everything to https. We do have a small issue with
branching and merging on https (because of the way we have configured
access to the server) - but we can do that from a non-Windows 7
machine.
But I'd still like to know what the problem is on http and windows 7
and why it doesn't affect XP or Linux machines.
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bladzok
CollabNet and got the same problem.
On Jan 8, 11:02 am, bladzok <blad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> sorry 4mbps. Uploads are about 512kbps - so compared to France its
> slow.
>
> Not sure about the proxy. Could well be something that is inspecting
> the http packets, but can't do anything with https.
>
> I've switched everything to https. We do have a small issue with
> branching and merging on https (because of the way we have configured
> access to the server) - but we can do that from a non-Windows 7
> machine.
>
> But I'd still like to know what the problem is on http and windows 7
> and why it doesn't affect XP or Linux machines.
>
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Mathias V
have a svn on a freebsd server, connecting svn through http. I've
tried to connect localy, on an external svn, tried 1.5.10 to 1.6.6
Tsvn version .... I really think that's a windows 7 issue, 'cause I've
tried to connect from a debian pc, and no problem... I'm really "dans
la merde" as wee say in french : 16 minutes to have my repo files
list...
So, I'm gonna try to configure via https, and tell you if it's better.
Off course, if someone find the solution....PLEASE POST IT ! :)
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Mathias V
a charm ! I think so it's a windows 7 x64 issue...
On 12 jan, 14:15, Mathias V <mathias...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I've exactly the same problem : run a x64 windows 7 ultimate, and
> have a svn on a freebsd server, connecting svn through http. I've
> tried to connect localy, on an external svn, tried 1.5.10 to 1.6.6
> Tsvn version .... I really think that's a windows 7 issue, 'cause I've
> tried to connect from a debian pc, and no problem... I'm really "dans
> la merde" as wee say in french : 16 minutes to have my repo files
> list...
> So, I'm gonna try to configure via https, and tell you if it's better.
> Off course, if someone find the solution....PLEASE POST IT ! :)
>
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(I'm curious, did you try to disable IPv6?)
BOb
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> Maybe you should report this in the svn mail list. Perhaps there is
> an issue with neon/surf libraries that needs to be fixed wrt http on
> Win7 64-bit.
I doubt that. The fact that it works with https but not http indicates
that there's a firewall/proxy in between that doesn't work properly.
Because those can only inspect (and interfere with) unencrypted traffic.
As soon as the traffic is encrypted (as with https), they can't
interfere anymore - and that's when it works again.
Stefan
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Kenny Millar
I have the 'same issue' - in other words, Checkouts hang for some indeterminate time - sometimes for several minutes - normally I get fed up and kill the process.
Now for some detail...
I have svn under apache2 running on Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). I have it configure for HTTPS only (no http) and user authentication required.
All of my other Mac computers, and my Dell Laptop running XP Pro can checkout and commit with no issues at all.
My Acer Laptop, running Windows 7 32-Bit with a vanilla install and all the latest updates always hits this issue - checkouts hang.
So on the surface it looks like a Windows 7 issue, but all other IP based services on my windows 7 machine work perfectly. (ie web, email, telnet, etc etc etc) so saying it is a Windows 7 bug is not going to be accepted very well.
In other words, it only affect SVN clients.
SO, in order to test it out, on the W7 machine, under network adapter properties I have unchecked IPv6, QoS and all the 'Link Layer Topology' items - and now TortoiseSVN seems to be working again. It may be co-incidental since sometimes it works anyway, so I'll post back if the situation changes.
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fredck
I understand things are difficult to get fixed when we're not able to
reproduce them, but this looks like a real issue. I'm also facing the
same problem.
I've switched from Vista 32 to Win7 64 and svn stopped working with
http. Only https works, but I'm not able to switch because ours is a
public repository that has externals which need to point to http, and
those get blocked in both checkout and update.
As things stopped working only because of the new OS, it looks like
there are really some important fix to come out here. Win7 x64 users
may really be out of work because of this (like me). And it looks like
I'm not an isolate case here.
Btw, this issue also impacts the SVN command line in the exact same
way. It simply get stuck with no error or messages.
Please let me know if I can do anything to help investigating this
issue.
Thanks,
Fred
On Jan 12, 7:26 pm, Stefan Küng <tortoise...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 12.01.2010 16:50, Bob Archer wrote:
>
> > Maybe you should report this in the svn mail list. Perhaps there is
> > an issue with neon/surf libraries that needs to be fixed wrt http on
> > Win7 64-bit.
>
> I doubt that. The fact that it works with https but not http indicates
> that there's a firewall/proxy in between that doesn't work properly.
> Because those can only inspect (and interfere with) unencrypted traffic.
> As soon as the traffic is encrypted (as with https), they can't
> interfere anymore - and that's when it works again.
>
> Stefan
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Bob Archer
> reproduce them, but this looks like a real issue. I'm also facing the
> same problem.
>
> I've switched from Vista 32 to Win7 64 and svn stopped working with
> http. Only https works, but I'm not able to switch because ours is a
> public repository that has externals which need to point to http, and
> those get blocked in both checkout and update.
>
> As things stopped working only because of the new OS, it looks like
> there are really some important fix to come out here. Win7 x64 users
> may really be out of work because of this (like me). And it looks like
> I'm not an isolate case here.
>
> Btw, this issue also impacts the SVN command line in the exact same
> way. It simply get stuck with no error or messages.
If this is the case then there is really nothing that can be done to "fix" it in TSVN.
Have you tried to:
1. Turn of IPv6?
2. Tried both serf and neon? Perhaps one will work where the other doesn't.
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Andy Levy
> Stefan,
>
> I understand things are difficult to get fixed when we're not able to
> reproduce them, but this looks like a real issue. I'm also facing the
> same problem.
>
> I've switched from Vista 32 to Win7 64 and svn stopped working with
> http. Only https works, but I'm not able to switch because ours is a
> public repository that has externals which need to point to http, and
> those get blocked in both checkout and update.
>
> As things stopped working only because of the new OS, it looks like
> there are really some important fix to come out here. Win7 x64 users
> may really be out of work because of this (like me). And it looks like
> I'm not an isolate case here.
>
> Btw, this issue also impacts the SVN command line in the exact same
> way. It simply get stuck with no error or messages.
If it impacts both TSVN and the command-line client, you're barking up
the wrong tree here - that means that the "fix" is in your Windows
configuration or in the Subversion libraries themselves, not TSVN.
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way for TSVN. It impact on the svn command line, but TSVN is impacted
in the same way, so it's TSVN interest to have it working..
I'm not even saying that it's a bug on TSVN. I'm saying that, Win7 x64
is becoming a popular OS, and *TSVN* users may not be able to use it.
I have quite a standard Win7 installation, and it didn't work since
the beginning. Also, as you can see in the this thread, I'm not the
only one here.
So, instead of taking the "it's not my fault, so I don't care"
position, I'm suggesting being "ok, let's try to understand what's
going on here".
I'll continue investigating it of course, as I'm stuck at work because
of this, but may you guys have some ideas.
Thanks again,
Fred
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Andy Levy
> I understand your point here Andy, but you're simply taking the easy
> way for TSVN. It impact on the svn command line, but TSVN is impacted
> in the same way, so it's TSVN interest to have it working..
>
> I'm not even saying that it's a bug on TSVN. I'm saying that, Win7 x64
> is becoming a popular OS, and *TSVN* users may not be able to use it.
> I have quite a standard Win7 installation, and it didn't work since
> the beginning. Also, as you can see in the this thread, I'm not the
> only one here.
>
> So, instead of taking the "it's not my fault, so I don't care"
> position, I'm suggesting being "ok, let's try to understand what's
> going on here".
It's not "the easy way out" - it's the correct approach. If the
problem is in the core Subversion libraries, then this needs to be
reported to THOSE DEVELOPERS so that they can fix it. If the TSVN
developers were to develop a workaround that only benefits TSVN users,
when what of users who use the command line client? Or any other
client, for that matter? Plus, the code bases start diverging - TSVN
should work WITH the SVN libraries, not AROUND them.
If a TSVN developer can find the root of the problem and submit a
patch back to the core SVN libraries, fine - but there's more manpower
available if it's reported to the core developers too.
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Stefan Küng
> I understand your point here Andy, but you're simply taking the easy
> way for TSVN. It impact on the svn command line, but TSVN is impacted
> in the same way, so it's TSVN interest to have it working..
Sure, you're absolutely right. Let me grab the Win7 sourcecode and fix
this...
> I'm not even saying that it's a bug on TSVN. I'm saying that, Win7 x64
> is becoming a popular OS, and *TSVN* users may not be able to use it.
> I have quite a standard Win7 installation, and it didn't work since
> the beginning. Also, as you can see in the this thread, I'm not the
> only one here.
But as I mentioned before: the fact that https works and http doesn't
clearly states that this is an issue with your virus scanner and/or
firewall, not with TSVN and/or Win7. Because I'm using Win7 x64 for more
than half a year now and never had this problem with any repository or
checkout.
And no, as I also mentioned several times on this list: deactivating the
virus scanner doesn't help most of the time, because those 'things'
think that deactivating them is either a user error or a virus trying to
do it, so they appear to be deactivated but keep interfering anyway. The
only way (sometimes not even that helps - I once had to reinstall
Windows because such a 'tool' refused to get cleanly deinstalled) is to
deinstall them.
> So, instead of taking the "it's not my fault, so I don't care"
> position, I'm suggesting being "ok, let's try to understand what's
> going on here".
I can only do that if it happens for me too, which it does not. So the
only one who can do that is you, because it's your setup that doesn't
work. And do what I suggested: remove your virus scanner and/or
firewall, reboot and try again.
Stefan
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fredck
understand the feeling of having people just throwing their problems
on us to solve. But really, I'm not the only one facing this issue,
and considering I'm quite a "standard" user, I innocently though that
fixing it would be important for you. Am I a user of a "core
subversion library"? No, I'm not... and I'm not interested of being
so. I'm just a TSVN user and TSVN is all I know about the svn world.
Half of my coding life is writing workarounds to browser bugs.
Sometimes we don't fix things at our side, but instead report them to
the browser devs. The only thing I can't do is asking my end users to
go there reporting those issues. After all they are using my software,
and I'm interested on understanding and be informed about the
evolution of the issue, so next time someone knocks the door I have
the prompt answer.
Anyway... I'll try the antivirus uninstall. I hope I'll be lucky.
Thanks,
Fred
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> Don't get me wrong guys. I'm a dev in a public project also and I
> understand the feeling of having people just throwing their problems
> on us to solve. But really, I'm not the only one facing this issue,
> and considering I'm quite a "standard" user, I innocently though that
> fixing it would be important for you. Am I a user of a "core
> subversion library"? No, I'm not... and I'm not interested of being
> so. I'm just a TSVN user and TSVN is all I know about the svn world.
>
> Half of my coding life is writing workarounds to browser bugs.
> Sometimes we don't fix things at our side, but instead report them to
> the browser devs. The only thing I can't do is asking my end users to
> go there reporting those issues. After all they are using my software,
> and I'm interested on understanding and be informed about the
> evolution of the issue, so next time someone knocks the door I have
> the prompt answer.
>
> Anyway... I'll try the antivirus uninstall. I hope I'll be lucky.
Don't forget to report back if it helped.
Stefan
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http://forum.bitdefender.com/lofiversion/index.php/t15820.html
and did this:
- Restart in Safe Mode (otherwise BD won't let you mod the registry)
- open regedit and create a value in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\BitDefender" named "HttpAppSkip" and with type "Multi-String Value"
- edit the value and set it's data to the complete path of the program(s) you want to exclude from http scanning completely (you can have multiple entries)
- reboot
Solved my problem straight away.
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fjanoos
I am having the exact same problem, except that I am trying to checkout /
update over https, not http. I am running Window 7 Professional 64-bit, and
whenever I do a checkout or update, it hangs after download a few KBs - the
speed drops to 0Kbps and the TSVN window stops responding.
I tried re-installing TSVN, updating windows, rolling back updates and
disabling IPv6, uninstalling my anti-virus and firewalls (Avast). To no
avail.
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
PS: I have another Windows 7 computer with Avast AV and TSVN works perfectly
on that one.
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fjanoos
I got this working by disconnecting my computer from my department LAN and
accessing the internet through a wireless network, instead. The updates adn
checkouts go through perfectly.
This is really weird, since I don't have trouble accessing the SVN server
through XP and Vista machines connected to the LAN.
Regards,
-fj
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Stefan Küng
> Hello,
>
> I got this working by disconnecting my computer from my department LAN and
> accessing the internet through a wireless network, instead. The updates adn
> checkouts go through perfectly.
>
> This is really weird, since I don't have trouble accessing the SVN server
> through XP and Vista machines connected to the LAN.
Have you tried this:
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/12/15/vista-tcp-window-scaling-auto-tuning-may-slow-down-network-performance/
?
Stefan
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fjanoos
>
> On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 23:24, fjanoos <fja...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I got this working by disconnecting my computer from my department LAN
>> and
>> accessing the internet through a wireless network, instead. The updates
>> adn
>> checkouts go through perfectly.
>>
>> This is really weird, since I don't have trouble accessing the SVN server
>> through XP and Vista machines connected to the LAN.
>
> Have you tried this:
> http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/12/15/vista-tcp-window-scaling-auto-tuning-may-slow-down-network-performance/
> ?
>
> Stefan
>
>
Thanks - I shall try it out today.
However, do you think this is a probable cause, given that this operation
works through the wireless TCP stack, but not when I'm connected to the LAN.
And that it works on Vista machines connected to the LAN?
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Stefan Küng
> Thanks - I shall try it out today.
> However, do you think this is a probable cause, given that this operation
> works through the wireless TCP stack, but not when I'm connected to the LAN.
> And that it works on Vista machines connected to the LAN?
Since we have no idea what is causing the issue, I have also no idea
whether this will fix the issue or not. That's why I'm asking you to try
it. If it doesn't work, you can change the settings back again.
Stefan
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