On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Andreas Krey <a.k...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > is there already a bug on this? I can't always get the svn client to > stop using ^C. Mostly this seems to happen with slow network I/O, like, > for reproduction: > > prompt> time svn checkout http://217.140.74.17/doesnotexist > ^C^C^Csvn: OPTIONS of 'http://217.140.74.17/doesnotexist': could not > connect to server (http://217.140.74.17) > > real 1m14.898s > user 0m0.007s > sys 0m0.006s > prompt> > > I hit ^C shortly after hitting enter, but 1) svn doesn't stop > and 2) doesn't even seem to care about the signal received. > > The only way to actually get rid of it is to ^Z and 'kill -9 %', > but this then requires a cleanup occasionally (plus the prayer > that the latter will work). > > Andreas >
What release of Subversion and what is your operating system? Standard network has a timeout of about 120 seconds, but depending on the OS, the command may not be interrupt-able until that timeout. -- What comes after the O-nut? The P-nut What comes after the P-nut? The elephant *joke told by my sons*
