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Thread: SVN Problems

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    Default SVN Problems

    Hi,

    I've tryed a few times this week to check out the current code base but I'm always getting an error after a few minutes of downloading. This is what I'm getting in my TortoiseSVN Checkout window:

    Error: REPORT request failed on '/svnroot/spring-rich-c/!svn/vcc/default'
    Error: REPORT of '/svnroot/spring-rich-c/!svn/vcc/default': Could not read chunk delimiter: Secure connection truncated (https://svn.sourceforge.net)

    Anyone know what's going on?

    thanks
    Jonny

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    Hi Jonny,

    Ive checked out the project this week (yesterday or day before) from scratch and updated it today using Tortoise SVN. Things seem to be working ok. I am new to subversion and this new mavenization (see previous thread...) but it does seem to work, if not as of yet from the eclipse svn plugin.

    CHeers

    Alan

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    Hi again. Since Im new to svn and presently playing with it, and just to be a bit more helpful, Ive checked out spring rich again to a brand new directory and it does so successfully from scratch for me. I used tortoise SVN support to do it.

    Hope this helps in reducing the scope of your problem.

    alan

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    Reply to my own thread. Thanks for the reply Alan, good to know it can work. I've got a feeling it's just a flakey connection to sourceforge or some such.

    Anyway, I deleted the partial download and tryed a few more times. Still didn't work. However, when I do an SVN Update command on the partially downloaded project, everything else is downloaded.

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    I have the same problem.

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    I just tried it out and it works without any problems. But I've a fast line and the download is almost finished in a half minute. IMO the problem is on sourceforge side. It could be possible that the svn system is not well configured and drops connections either by high load or after a (time) limit as reached.

    From my experiences with svn it's safe to make an update after the initial checkout is interuppted - unless it is not running at all
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    Mathias

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