• svn checkout often aborts

    From Philipp Klaus Krause@21:1/5 to All on Sun Feb 13 13:00:02 2022
    I noticed that svn checkout often aborts on Debian GNU/Hurd in the
    middle of a checkout. AFAIR, it has been that way for me for over a year
    (but I often don't use Debian GNU/Hurd for months).

    The exact error varies, but these are among the more common:

    svn: E120106: ra_serf: The server sent a truncated HTTP response body.
    svn: E1073741856: Error running context: Unrecognized resolver error
    svn: E1073741878: Error running context: Unrecognized resolver error

    When I check out a large project, this can happen multiple times, so I
    have to do an "svn cleanup; svn checkout" a few times until I have the
    full repository.

    Is this a known problem? An issue with svn on Hurd? An issue with Hurd
    on qemu-kvm?

    I run Debian GNU/Hurd in a VM. The host system is Debian GNU/Linux, and
    svn on the host does not have such problems.

    Philipp

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  • From Samuel Thibault@21:1/5 to All on Sun Feb 13 14:20:01 2022
    Hello,

    Philipp Klaus Krause, le dim. 13 févr. 2022 12:59:16 +0100, a ecrit:
    I noticed that svn checkout often aborts on Debian GNU/Hurd in the middle of a checkout. AFAIR, it has been that way for me for over a year (but I often don't use Debian GNU/Hurd for months).

    The exact error varies, but these are among the more common:

    svn: E120106: ra_serf: The server sent a truncated HTTP response body.
    svn: E1073741856: Error running context: Unrecognized resolver error
    svn: E1073741878: Error running context: Unrecognized resolver error

    When I check out a large project, this can happen multiple times, so I have to do an "svn cleanup; svn checkout" a few times until I have the full repository.

    Is this a known problem? An issue with svn on Hurd? An issue with Hurd on qemu-kvm?

    I'm not aware of the issue. I almost never use svn co. It'd be
    interesting to check the tcpdump to see whether it's the server or the
    client that cuts the connection. Then it's about investigating.

    Samuel

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