I don't know what to say, then. As soon as I turned it on the commit
I've been trying to complete for 2 days worked. And then I did
another one. I guess I'll have to see how it holds up over time. For
now, at least, I'm the only one accessing this server. I'll be
opening it up to my other dev
On 8/22/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I found the problem, Joshua, and I'm hoping you (or someone) can
help me understand it a little better. I dug through my httpd.conf
file and saw that the KeepAlive directive was set to Off so I turned
it on.
That seems quite logical, bu
Well, I found the problem, Joshua, and I'm hoping you (or someone) can
help me understand it a little better. I dug through my httpd.conf
file and saw that the KeepAlive directive was set to Off so I turned
it on.
That seems quite logical, but I'd like to understand it better in a
practical exam
On 8/21/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's the thing...I don't see anything. I'm not a server guy, but
there just doesn't seem to be anything to see. There's the error
message on the client side, but nothing to support it in any log file
I know of or can find. I've pasted the
That's the thing...I don't see anything. I'm not a server guy, but
there just doesn't seem to be anything to see. There's the error
message on the client side, but nothing to support it in any log file
I know of or can find. I've pasted the end of a tail -f I just ran
while attempting another c
On 8/21/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just ran a tail -f on the Apache access_log while attempting the
commit and it's definitely logging requests. A lot of them. And then
it just stops. The server reports no error (at least not in the logs
I've checked), but the client does.
I just ran a tail -f on the Apache access_log while attempting the
commit and it's definitely logging requests. A lot of them. And then
it just stops. The server reports no error (at least not in the logs
I've checked), but the client does. Could something else be
terminating the connection?
I'll take another look, but I don't recall seeing anything that looked
out of the ordinary. I did a tcpdump while performing a commit and
that looked okay, too, I guess. I have no idea what a lot of it
means, but here's the summary:
username [~]$ sudo /usr/sbin/tcpdump host balt-002494 and port
On 8/21/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'll take a look at the forensics and the packet trace. The server is
on a LAN - I don't believe there are any proxies involved, but I'm not
the guy who has to put together the servers. I'm just the guy that
has to communicate with them. I'l
I'll take a look at the forensics and the packet trace. The server is
on a LAN - I don't believe there are any proxies involved, but I'm not
the guy who has to put together the servers. I'm just the guy that
has to communicate with them. I'll ask about that. A tracert,
though, shows no hops be
On 8/21/06, Rob Wilkerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All -
I know this is somewhat off-topic and I apologize for that, but I'm
not having any luck on the Subversion mailing list so I thought I'd
ask the question from this end and see if someone can give me any
suggestions on where to look and/or
All -
I know this is somewhat off-topic and I apologize for that, but I'm
not having any luck on the Subversion mailing list so I thought I'd
ask the question from this end and see if someone can give me any
suggestions on where to look and/or possible causes.
I'm trying to commit a large code b
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