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Large memory consumption
Алексей
2017-09-18 07:28:37 UTC
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Good afternoon!
In the case of CO, UP, and so on for large amounts of data, the target system starts to slow down considerably. The test showed that SVN starts consuming all available memory and more. I think it's because all the data pumped into RAM and then dumped on the hard drive, and the memory is not freed. You have to kill the process, make SVN CLEANUP, and then SVN UP to continue updating the repository.
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Johan Corveleyn
2017-09-18 22:26:52 UTC
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Post by Алексей
Good afternoon!
In the case of CO, UP, and so on for large amounts of data, the target
system starts to slow down considerably. The test showed that SVN starts
consuming all available memory and more. I think it's because all the data
pumped into RAM and then dumped on the hard drive, and the memory is not
freed. You have to kill the process, make SVN CLEANUP, and then SVN UP to
continue updating the repository.
Hi Alexey,

Reading everything into RAM during 'svn co' or 'svn up' should not be
happening. What version of svn are you using? And what protocol
(svn://, svn+ssh://, http:// or https://, or file://)?
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Johan
Johan Corveleyn
2017-09-19 16:43:04 UTC
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Forwarding to the list (Alexey, please use reply all to keep the list in
cc).
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Johan
---------- Doorgestuurd bericht ----------
Van: "Алексей" <***@mail.ru>
Datum: 19 sep. 2017 18:08
Onderwerp: Re[2]: Large memory consumption
Aan: "Johan Corveleyn" <***@gmail.com>
Cc:

Today I upgraded the SVN version to 1.9.3 (r1718519). The error
persists. Memory
is released only when the operation is complete.
I'm using the HTTPS protocol. The Lubuntu-LTE system (Ubuntu
5.4.0-6ubuntu1 ~ 16.04.4).
In an attachment screenshots
ВтПрМОк, 19 сеМтября 2017, 1:27 +03:00 Пт Johan Corveleyn <
Post by Алексей
Good afternoon!
In the case of CO, UP, and so on for large amounts of data, the target
system starts to slow down considerably. The test showed that SVN starts
consuming all available memory and more. I think it's because all the
data
Post by Алексей
pumped into RAM and then dumped on the hard drive, and the memory is not
freed. You have to kill the process, make SVN CLEANUP, and then SVN UP to
continue updating the repository.
Hi Alexey,
Reading everything into RAM during 'svn co' or 'svn up' should not be
happening. What version of svn are you using? And what protocol
(svn://, svn+ssh://, http:// or https://, or file://)?
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Johan
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