I've identified this as a problem that is at least in some part related to my Antivirus software, ESET NOD32 version 3.0.672. it may also be related to the way Tortoise works - as It's not slow over http from the command line.
to clarify, I do not believe this is an issue with VisualSVN server. On Nov 3, 5:05 pm, "VisualSVN Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! > Thank you for your interest in VisualSVN Server! > > This transfer rate is shown incorrectly, because Subversion spends a > lot of time for many short http requests. > > You could improve the transfer rate by turning off the https (by > using VisualSVN Server Manager), but we couldn't recommend you that > unless you use local network (because of the security reasons). > > > > > > On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 12:41 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Update, I did a wireshark network packet trace on a checkout from > > tortoiseSVN. 10K transfered in about 5 seconds. > > is there someone at VisualSVN I can forward the trace to? I can't tell > > if it's a VisualSVN problem or a Tortoise problem. > > > looks like the total time here was 3.784 seconds, but only 3/10 of a > > second is transfering file data - the rest appears to be some > > "Property finding" thats going on - it goes through the property find > > stage twice. > > > What I am seeing is, > > 12 0.506512 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP OPTIONS > > /svn/MainRepo/ > > SubversionApp1/trunk HTTP/1.1 > > 13 0.510313 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 HTTP HTTP/1.1 401 > > Authorization Required (text/html) > > 14 0.512117 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP OPTIONS > > /svn/MainRepo/ > > SubversionApp1/trunk HTTP/1.1 > > 15 0.519343 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 HTTP HTTP/1.1 > > 200 OK > > 16 0.519629 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP PROPFIND > > /svn/ > > MainRepo/SubversionApp1/trunk HTTP/1.1 > > 18 0.719868 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 TCP http-alt > > > 50775 [ACK] > > Seq=1316 Ack=1243 Win=130304 Len=0 > > 19 0.719893 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP > > Continuation or non- > > HTTP traffic > > 20 0.720715 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 HTTP/XML > > HTTP/1.1 207 > > Multi-Status > > 23 0.722127 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP PROPFIND > > /svn/ > > MainRepo/!svn/vcc/default HTTP/1.1 > > .. the PROPFIND -> HTTP/1.1 207 Multi Status loop continues 9 times > > ending nearly 2 seconds later (time is the second column) with... > > 91 2.345501 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 HTTP/XML > > HTTP/1.1 207 > > Multi-Status > > it then repeats the whole process again, including the 401 > > uthorization required > > That ends at frame 171 with the REPORT keyword. > > 171 4.019718 192.168.242.115 192.168.242.105 HTTP REPORT /svn/ > > MainRepo/!svn/vcc/default HTTP/1.1 > > which then transfers a bunch of date to the machine and ends with > > 198 4.292777 192.168.242.105 192.168.242.115 HTTP/XML > > HTTP/1.1 200 OK > > > On Nov 1, 3:36 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I am playing around with VisualSVN Server, and from the client side, > >> it seems very slow to me. > > >> TortoiseSVN (1.5.5, build 14361 - 64bit) shows transfer rates of > >> around 3k per second. > > >> my server is an amd 4800x2 running windows 2008 server x64 > >> network is gigabit > >> desktop is an intel C2Duo 8400 (vista x64 sp1) > > >> SSL is enabled on Visual SVN server (1.6.1) > >> I am using subversion authentication. > > >> Is this about the speed I should expect? > > -- > Olga Dolidze > VisualSVN Support- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
