SVN setup

January 22nd, 2008 at 11:53 · Filed Under At Home, At Work, Call Me a Geek, Computing, Days in My Life, Hacking, Linux, SCM 

I’ve finally found time to setup svn at my home net after so many months. My svn server was down when my previous Linux box was down with a dead hard disk last year. The setup was quite a brisk. I had everything installed and configured last night. The test for remote access using a url was successful. I could import, checkout and check in. Because it was already late, about 1AM, I felt rather tire and went to bed.

This morning, I hacked some codes to provide a rather informative post commit email notification. All are done except the check in will stall. It takes a long time (and possibly hang!). I have yet to fully test before I begin my development project again.

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4 Responses to “SVN setup”

  • Zhang Wei on January 22nd, 2008 13:45 1

    Check your server if it is overloaded with processes. I experienced such behavior many months ago.

    Good luck!

    张薇

  • Adrian Hoe on January 22nd, 2008 14:00 2

    I am trying to isolate the processes but I don’t think it is the processes which slows svn down. Current server has less loads than previous one.

    I am suspecting Ubuntu actually takes up more system resources than previously installed Debian.

  • Adrian Hoe on January 22nd, 2008 14:30 3

    Argh!

    I am going to give it up for a while. I am really clueless. Will sleep on it tonight.

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