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Crowd & SVN Integration

gil
gil
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May 18, 2012

Our SVN is very slow when it's integrated with Crowd. If there's no integration, SVN is lighteningly fast. Does anyone know why? Have even tried

PerlSetVar CrowdCreateSSO Off
PerlSetVar CrowdAcceptSSO Off

but still not working.

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Joerg Sauer
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April 11, 2013

We are facing the same issue, but under Linux. Makes svn almost unusable, especially the Eclipse integration.

Anybody having a solution?

Thanks

Jörg

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May 18, 2012
Are you running under windows or linux? Also have you tried adjusting the caching options of the connector?
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gil
gil
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May 18, 2012

Windows. I have tried the following but still slow:

PerlSetVar CrowdCreateSSO Off
PerlSetVar CrowdAcceptSSO Off
PerlSetVar CrowdCacheMaxAge 3600
PerlSetVar CrowdCacheMaxEntries 1000000

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