Seems more like a DNS issue. If this happens only the first time after a
reboot, it may take a while to fetch the ip from the domain name.
You can try this easily: after a reboot, don't use any svn commands yet
but instead open a DOS window, then type
$ ping server.com
with 'server.com' being the name of your repository server.
if that also takes a minute (or you get an error), then you have to
check your network/dns settings.
Stefan
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Not your fault. It is because TSVN scans the whole WC for
the last committed version and will then highlight it. The
problem here is that it won't show any data until the scan
is done (just press cancel and you will see the log w/o highlight).
I plan to fix that in 1.7 by scanning the WC asynchronously.
Workaround in 1.6: For big wcs, there's a hidden registry
key to prevent the full scan and just scan the selected folder/file.
HKCU\Software\TortoiseSVN\RecursiveLogRev
-- Stefan^2.
Good idea!
Done in r16201.
Stefan
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