svn+ssh How to reduce number of concurrent connections?

[Cristiano Sumariva]

I am facing server short time block due to too many SSH connections in a small period time.

There is any switch on Tortoise configuration to limit the number of concurrent connections, or to tell him to reuse the same connection?

I using the TortoisePLink.exe with a shared key.

When using the putty plink.exe, I could see several windows poping up.

I guess that each one is a new connection to the server.

Since port 22 may be attacked, I guess that the server administrator have setup a firewall rule for this server or, maybe, even a sshd config to limit the number of connections.

[Daniel Sahlberg]

You don't mention what you do when you see this issue but it has been asked before regarding the Repository Browser and there is a setting to limit the number of connections (at the expense of slower performance). Please see:

https://groups.google.com/g/tortoisesvn/c/RzDReF5lCEU/m/maQYqKR3BAAJ

 Kind regards,

Daniel

[Cristiano Sumariva]

OK. I have unchecked the option on Dialog 3, 'Pre-fetch folders for
faster browsing', but the block still happens when I click
Repo-browser.
The TortoiseSVN dialog opens, with an empty URL, then the GUI updates,
with the repository URL, and a little after, a connection refused
warning
pops from that I suspect is the TortoisePLink.exe program.
This warning message pops up about 3 times.
Then, the Tortoise main dialog shows that the repository could not be reached.

After a while, if I refresh the folder, a successful connection happens.
I know that is some kind of block because if I try to reach the server
through SSH with Filezilla, it also reports that the server is not
responding.

For now, this is just an annoying thing. But if I could change
something to prevent it, would be better.

Thanks anyway.

Em seg., 26 de jun. de 2023 às 05:42, Daniel Sahlberg via TortoiseSVN
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