Re: Chunked stream ended unexpectedly

2014-05-29 Thread Darly Senecal Baptiste
Alexander: It might be possible to baypass load balancer. However, it is not the right thing. We are actually retrying the checkout and successfully, code gets checked out. In my next post (not in svn-kit), I will provide a list of issues that svn users have when they access the repository server

Re: Chunked stream ended unexpectedly

2014-05-29 Thread Alexander Kitaev
Hello Darly, What we could see from the error is that connection is closed by the server unexpectedly for the client. Common reason for that is (relatively) slow processing of the response on the client side which may cause output buffer being overflowed on the server side for a timeout time. Ther

Re: Chunked stream ended unexpectedly

2014-05-29 Thread Alexander Kitaev
Hello Darly, You may resolve the problem either by setting Timeout directive on the server side to large than default value (in Apache web server configuration) or by enabling spooling for all operations in SVNKit. Spooling option, however, is not available for Eclipse plugin - it is only possible

Re: Chunked stream ended unexpectedly

2014-05-29 Thread Darly Senecal Baptiste
In my case the svn server is running behind of a f5 Load Balancer (SSL Offolader). And what I understood from the the Network Engineer, that the connection timeout is set as the same number as the timeout given from the server. Is the Load Balancer causing this type of problem? (specially for the b

Re: Chunked stream ended unexpectedly

2014-05-29 Thread Dmitry Pavlenko
Hello, Usually this error means that the connection is unexpectedly interrupted because of unstable network connection or because SVN server cuts the connection because of bytes sent limit or timeout. Usually the problem is successfully solved by operation retrying or SVN server configuration