"Curley, John" <john.cur...@windriver.com> wrote on 01/11/2011 12:03:46 AM: > There seems to be a 2 GB file size limit, if you use the default > command to commit. We encountered this problem and eventually found > the solution. > > This is not a Subversion limit, nor is it an Apache limit.
I believe this is only a limit on windows platforms. The ra_neon layer appears to be sending a negative size value in the http header. Possibly a missing cast in the code. I never was able to debug it further. As you found, using ra_serf (or using ra_neon on most unix platforms) should work fine. I've seen 20GB+ commits work. (It appears the actual limit is the size of the compressed delta of an individual file needs to be less than 2GB.) > The default module for accessing the repository is ra_neon. This > module (!) has the 2 GB limit. If you specify using ra_serf (serf) > instead, that works. > > This is the command line option (from the client): --config-option > servers:global:http-library=serf > > I don't know how to do this in a GUI situation. It took me a LONG > time to find this on the web. You can configure the servers file to specify the use of ra_neon: (This would actually default all clients to use serf) http-library=serf Kevin R.
