Version 2.0.6
I use an SVN client for project, and when committing or updating, the program freezes due to what seems to be connection problems.
Downloading files from the internet (say 25MB) freezes after about 1MB.
These have been tested multiple times form multiple locations with the same results.
Any suggestions
Host is Vista 64x. VB is Windows XP
Persistent Connections timeout
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Sasquatch
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Strange, I have downloaded SVN repo's with my Linux Guest on Linux Host several times and each succeeded just fine. FYI, it was the SVN of Xfce, a Window Manager for the Linux GUI, like Gnome and KDE. Total size is about 60 MB.
Maybe it's the fact that you run it on a 64 bit Host, or Windows in general. Could also be a bug in the SVN program for Windows.
Maybe it's the fact that you run it on a 64 bit Host, or Windows in general. Could also be a bug in the SVN program for Windows.
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