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Hi,
I configured samba and svn on centos, samba share copying and svn check out was dead slow, on client machines. whenever client {from another machine} trying to copy samba shared files and folders and check out svn repo's has very slow.
But in samba server internet browsing is fast, and copying files and folders from another samba shares is fast. After restarting the server everything working fine, but after some time the server getting down to slow.
That is not your full Samba and SVN configuration. And you (again) don't provide details...like what version of CentOS, SVN, Samba, what OS the client machines are running, the topology of the network you're using, and what SVN clients you're using.
And you (again) don't provide details...like what version of CentOS, SVN, Samba, what OS the client machines are running, the topology of the network you're using, and what SVN clients you're using.
Server OS : CentOS release 5.5 (Final)
Samba version : 3.0.33-3.29.el5_5.1
svn version : 1.4.2 (r22196)
OS of clients : Windows8 and Ubuntu10.04.
The topology of the network : ISP modem > Router > switch > clients and servers.
SVN Clients
Windows : TortoiseSVN-1.6.12.20536
LInux : svn 1.6.6
Server OS : CentOS release 5.5 (Final)
Samba version : 3.0.33-3.29.el5_5.1
svn version : 1.4.2 (r22196)
OS of clients : Windows8 and Ubuntu10.04.
The topology of the network : ISP modem > Router > switch > clients and servers.
SVN Clients
Windows : TortoiseSVN-1.6.12.20536
LInux : svn 1.6.6
First, you do realize that your Ubuntu server is several versions out of date, right? And based on the network description, you don't say how MANY clients are concurrently using that one, SINGLE line from your ISP, or what the speed of that line is, and what else is shared over it. If you've got everyone plugged into a single port on a cheap router at 100MBs, that will affect your speed too. Again, details are good.
And did you read the first like I gave you?? The one that specifically mentions Tortoise SVN, slow speeds, and a suggested fix?? Did you try/understand it?
First, you do realize that your Ubuntu server is several versions out of date, right?
I am using CentOS5.5, it is also out of date, u r right.
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And based on the network description, you don't say how MANY clients are concurrently using that one, SINGLE line from your ISP, or what the speed of that line is, and what else is shared over it. If you've got everyone plugged into a single port on a cheap router at 100MBs, that will affect your speed too. Again, details are good.
I don't think that the problem has in network, why because, internet speed and copying shared files from another samba server are working fine, on both server as well as client's. on whole network computer's.
FYI
We have one single ISP Line,
Overall 25 clients are using this,
30Mbps speed,
We are using NETGEAR WNDR3800 Router,
And Dlink DES1024D switch.
Quote:
And did you read the first like I gave you?? The one that specifically mentions Tortoise SVN, slow speeds, and a suggested fix?? Did you try/understand it?
Yes, i add suggested things on that link to my samba configuration,
As i told before, after restarting the server, the problem doesn't appear for some time,
So i kept it under consideration.
I am using CentOS5.5, it is also out of date, u r right.
Spell out your words.
Quote:
I don't think that the problem has in network, why because, internet speed and copying shared files from another samba server are working fine, on both server as well as client's. on whole network computer's.
FYI
We have one single ISP Line, Overall 25 clients are using this, 30Mbps speed, We are using NETGEAR WNDR3800 Router, And Dlink DES1024D switch.
Again, if ALL the clients are running through ONE PORT on ONE SWITCH, it *COULD* cause a problem. Have you tried to look at traffic statistics on those devices???
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Yes, i add suggested things on that link to my samba configuration, As i told before, after restarting the server, the problem doesn't appear for some time
No, you DIDN'T tell us that before...look in what you posted above, look at your Samba configuration. You don't have those updated options in it anywhere, and have NEVER said you applied them and restarted.
...and you say you're using Tortoise 1.6.12...when the latest version is 1.7.12, and there are bug reports of slow speed with the 1.6 version. Again, have you done any basic diagnostics? Tried different SVN clients? CLI clients? Updated the version? Tried moving the repository off of a Samba share to local disk, to see if it makes a difference?? Without doing basic diagnostics to narrow down the problem, you can't really say that it's Samba causing the problem in any way.
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