Re: cvs problem
On Sun, Dec 06, 1998 at 04:27:09PM +0100, Tomas Berndtsson wrote: > Well, my following mails suggested not to use this. :) > > Anyway, further studies (accidential) showed that 'scp' also gave this > symptom, without compression. Since I use ssh with cvs, it might be > possible this is where the problem is. > > ssh 1.2.26-1 Ah, maybe try the 1.2.26-2? I think that is the latest in non-US --- - - --- - - - --- Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Debian GNU/Linux UnixGroup Admin - Jordan Systems Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- - - - --- --- -- The Choice of the GNU Generation
Re: cvs problem
Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Sun, Dec 06, 1998 at 12:15:31PM +0100, Tomas Berndtsson wrote: > > net via modem and when I run "cvs update", it sends some data over the > > modem, but after a short while, before any updating takes place, the > > Try doing a "cvs -z3 update" and see if it happens. The -z compresses any > data from the cvs update and '3' is the compress level, it uses the zlib > for compression I believe. I have no idea what the problem is that you are > having, but this may be a way to get around it. Well, my following mails suggested not to use this. :) Anyway, further studies (accidential) showed that 'scp' also gave this symptom, without compression. Since I use ssh with cvs, it might be possible this is where the problem is. ssh 1.2.26-1 Tomas - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: cvs problem
On Sun, Dec 06, 1998 at 12:15:31PM +0100, Tomas Berndtsson wrote: > net via modem and when I run "cvs update", it sends some data over the > modem, but after a short while, before any updating takes place, the Try doing a "cvs -z3 update" and see if it happens. The -z compresses any data from the cvs update and '3' is the compress level, it uses the zlib for compression I believe. I have no idea what the problem is that you are having, but this may be a way to get around it. good luck -- --- - - --- - - - --- Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Debian GNU/Linux UnixGroup Admin - Jordan Systems Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- - - - --- --- -- The Choice of the GNU Generation
Re: cvs problem
Tomas Berndtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > I have a problem with cvs on a Sparcstation 5 running Debian. I don't > > know if the problem really is at my side though. I'm hooked up to the > > net via modem and when I run "cvs update", it sends some data over the > > modem, but after a short while, before any updating takes place, the > > modem always hangs up on me. This happens less often with small > > directories, but then too. It never happens if I do "cvs checkout". > > I should add that I'm running the latest packages from potato. > cvs 1.9.29-1 > zlib1g 1.1.3-2 > libc6 2.0.100-2.1 Yeah, it's me again. :) Also worth mentioning is that I'm running kernel 2.1.130 taken from vger a few days ago. Tomas - [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Will he never shut up?)
Re: cvs problem
Tomas Berndtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have a problem with cvs on a Sparcstation 5 running Debian. I don't > know if the problem really is at my side though. I'm hooked up to the > net via modem and when I run "cvs update", it sends some data over the > modem, but after a short while, before any updating takes place, the > modem always hangs up on me. This happens less often with small > directories, but then too. It never happens if I do "cvs checkout". I should add that I'm running the latest packages from potato. cvs 1.9.29-1 zlib1g 1.1.3-2 libc6 2.0.100-2.1 I _just_ came to think about that I always use option "-z 3" to cvs, i.e. compression. If I run without that, it works! So maybe the error is in zlib somewhere. Although, just trying to update the linux kernel from vger, it hung up without compression too. I'm confused. :) Tomas - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cvs problem
I have a problem with cvs on a Sparcstation 5 running Debian. I don't know if the problem really is at my side though. I'm hooked up to the net via modem and when I run "cvs update", it sends some data over the modem, but after a short while, before any updating takes place, the modem always hangs up on me. This happens less often with small directories, but then too. It never happens if I do "cvs checkout". I also run Debian on an Atari, using the same modem, and the same ISP, it works perfect from there. I also have a ppp connection between the machines, and running cvs from the Atari via the Sparcstation also works well. My brother, running a similar system, but different modem and different ISP, but otherwise the same setup, does not have this problem. All other modem traffic to/from the computer works very well. Any ideas? Tomas - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
