What happened to SVN? (1 Viewer)

[rtv]

Neither sf.net nor open source tools like SVK (which would not need anything configured at sourceforge) are reliable enough for an automatic syncing. Therefore we need to use their only official import method and use webdav uploads. Those are done on a regular base and will be queued to update the public SVN.

 

[joxen]

hello

Don't no if i am posting this in the rigth spot but i do have trubel conecting all my clients whith this svn
all clients is hanging when turning on tv the streming wont start have to ctrlaltdel to end the client
works local server/client and is working reel good

is ther som change in port settings ?or database ?

made new istall on one of my clients it dosent metter hangs all the time

if some one have time to anser this i woud be realy happy ..

thanks......

 

[disaster123]

SVN is still two days old - is this correct?

 

[joxen]

if it was to me it is svn-20797 and tve3-20791

 

[disaster123]

SVN is now again totally out of sync since two days :-(

 

[tourettes]

SVN is now again totally out of sync since two days :-(

Two days isnt that much of delay, just thing how much you have to wait for commercial applications to be able to provide source codes

ps. Microsoft just released some Windows 2003 kernel source codes under academic license...

 

[disaster123]

tourettes
i know i know but at the moment i'm completely working on my patchset (see signature) with SVN and the SVN which is available at the moment is not usable for me (live TV Bug) and in the past the SF SVN was up to date everytime - this was really useful.

 

[tourettes]

@tourettes
i know i know but at the moment i'm completely working on my patchset (see signature) with SVN and the SVN which is available at the moment is not usable for me (live TV Bug) and in the past the SF SVN was up to date everytime - this was really useful.

In the past SF SVN was completely unsuable for the team members. For example I spent one evening when fetching diffs between different SVN releases when hunting down one bug. It took approx 5 hours to fix the bug, where 4,5 hours were spent waiting for SVN to do its job and the last 30 minutes for actualyl fixing the bug once it was found.

We I spent some free time with developing MP I definately dont want to do by watching SVN progress bar I hope you understand that it was just a nescessary thing to swich our own SVN server.

 

[disaster123]

yeah i really understand that and i know that and MP is really great it is the best software for HTPC which exist. But why not syncing every two hours both SVN servers via cronjob? Or make your SVN public for access - for people who want (for example me )?

 

[rtv]

But why not syncing every two hours both SVN servers via cronjob?

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