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I can't seem to find anything similar on the web, but I wouldn't think it would be so unique to me...

I have a project that I haven't touched in a few years. Possibly since I first upgraded to Windows 10, or maybe before... everything worked fine then. This particular project uses Subversion/Tortoise SVN. I installed TortoiseSVN on another Win10 machine to test, and I get identical behaviors on both machines.

I've confirmed it's not the remote host, or the SSH server on that end. My ssh key still works, and when it connects, authentication is ok. I've done a successful checkout on the new machine, an Update on the old machine, and both were fine.

Checkout, Commit, Update, etc "other single connection operations" work fine. However, Tortoise Repo Browser, as well as using the 'svn list' command on the command line repeatedly, have problems.

First, In my TortoiseSVN ssh file (Accessed from Settings->General->Edit Subversion configuration file), I have:

ssh = $SVN_SSH c:binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

The -v is just to confirm when the windows pop up that it is connecting or not.

Also, in TortoiseSVN Settings->Network, I have SSH client set as:

C:Binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

Again, the -v is just to debug right now.

When I do an svn list -v , it returns the information fast just as it should..... unless I run the command back to back 4 times. After the 3rd time working ok, the 4th time it gives this error:

Failed to connect to x.x.x.x: Network error: Connection timed out

Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

FATAL ERROR: Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

Let it sit a few minutes alone, and then it starts working again.

In TortoiseSVN Repo Browser, it will grab some files, then start to fail. My guess is it's exactly the same problem as the command line, it just tries to do it all at once.

Note: I've also tried windows 10 built in openssh...it didn't like my key so I didn't try very long. I've also tried the TortoisePlink as well. Same result...except instead of windows that pop up and go away with -v, it has windows you have to click on to close with the error...and 9 or more of those at a time is a pain.

My best guess is that it's caching something locally...after sitting idle for a few minutes, everything works, then too many connections or attempts and it starts to fail...until it sits idle a few minutes, then works again, rinse and repeat.

This is driving me crazy, because RepoBrowser is essentially useless like this. Any thoughts/ideas?

• TortoiseSVN 1.11.1 Build 28492 64 bit


• Putty/Plink version 0.71 64 bit


• Windows 10 Pro version 1809 latest build


• Server side SSH: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3

svn tortoise-svn plink

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I can't seem to find anything similar on the web, but I wouldn't think it would be so unique to me...

I have a project that I haven't touched in a few years. Possibly since I first upgraded to Windows 10, or maybe before... everything worked fine then. This particular project uses Subversion/Tortoise SVN. I installed TortoiseSVN on another Win10 machine to test, and I get identical behaviors on both machines.

I've confirmed it's not the remote host, or the SSH server on that end. My ssh key still works, and when it connects, authentication is ok. I've done a successful checkout on the new machine, an Update on the old machine, and both were fine.

Checkout, Commit, Update, etc "other single connection operations" work fine. However, Tortoise Repo Browser, as well as using the 'svn list' command on the command line repeatedly, have problems.

First, In my TortoiseSVN ssh file (Accessed from Settings->General->Edit Subversion configuration file), I have:

ssh = $SVN_SSH c:binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

The -v is just to confirm when the windows pop up that it is connecting or not.

Also, in TortoiseSVN Settings->Network, I have SSH client set as:

C:Binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

Again, the -v is just to debug right now.

When I do an svn list -v , it returns the information fast just as it should..... unless I run the command back to back 4 times. After the 3rd time working ok, the 4th time it gives this error:

Failed to connect to x.x.x.x: Network error: Connection timed out

Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

FATAL ERROR: Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

Let it sit a few minutes alone, and then it starts working again.

In TortoiseSVN Repo Browser, it will grab some files, then start to fail. My guess is it's exactly the same problem as the command line, it just tries to do it all at once.

Note: I've also tried windows 10 built in openssh...it didn't like my key so I didn't try very long. I've also tried the TortoisePlink as well. Same result...except instead of windows that pop up and go away with -v, it has windows you have to click on to close with the error...and 9 or more of those at a time is a pain.

My best guess is that it's caching something locally...after sitting idle for a few minutes, everything works, then too many connections or attempts and it starts to fail...until it sits idle a few minutes, then works again, rinse and repeat.

This is driving me crazy, because RepoBrowser is essentially useless like this. Any thoughts/ideas?

• TortoiseSVN 1.11.1 Build 28492 64 bit


• Putty/Plink version 0.71 64 bit


• Windows 10 Pro version 1809 latest build


• Server side SSH: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3

svn tortoise-svn plink

share

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I can't seem to find anything similar on the web, but I wouldn't think it would be so unique to me...

I have a project that I haven't touched in a few years. Possibly since I first upgraded to Windows 10, or maybe before... everything worked fine then. This particular project uses Subversion/Tortoise SVN. I installed TortoiseSVN on another Win10 machine to test, and I get identical behaviors on both machines.

I've confirmed it's not the remote host, or the SSH server on that end. My ssh key still works, and when it connects, authentication is ok. I've done a successful checkout on the new machine, an Update on the old machine, and both were fine.

Checkout, Commit, Update, etc "other single connection operations" work fine. However, Tortoise Repo Browser, as well as using the 'svn list' command on the command line repeatedly, have problems.

First, In my TortoiseSVN ssh file (Accessed from Settings->General->Edit Subversion configuration file), I have:

ssh = $SVN_SSH c:binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

The -v is just to confirm when the windows pop up that it is connecting or not.

Also, in TortoiseSVN Settings->Network, I have SSH client set as:

C:Binputtyplink.exe -ssh -agent -v

Again, the -v is just to debug right now.

When I do an svn list -v , it returns the information fast just as it should..... unless I run the command back to back 4 times. After the 3rd time working ok, the 4th time it gives this error:

Failed to connect to x.x.x.x: Network error: Connection timed out

Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

FATAL ERROR: Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

Let it sit a few minutes alone, and then it starts working again.

In TortoiseSVN Repo Browser, it will grab some files, then start to fail. My guess is it's exactly the same problem as the command line, it just tries to do it all at once.

Note: I've also tried windows 10 built in openssh...it didn't like my key so I didn't try very long. I've also tried the TortoisePlink as well. Same result...except instead of windows that pop up and go away with -v, it has windows you have to click on to close with the error...and 9 or more of those at a time is a pain.

My best guess is that it's caching something locally...after sitting idle for a few minutes, everything works, then too many connections or attempts and it starts to fail...until it sits idle a few minutes, then works again, rinse and repeat.

This is driving me crazy, because RepoBrowser is essentially useless like this. Any thoughts/ideas?

• TortoiseSVN 1.11.1 Build 28492 64 bit


• Putty/Plink version 0.71 64 bit


• Windows 10 Pro version 1809 latest build


• Server side SSH: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3

svn tortoise-svn plink

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Failed to connect to x.x.x.x: Network error: Connection timed out

Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

FATAL ERROR: Network error: Network error: Connection timed out

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