VladYvhuce
Member
So, a routine "svn update" command resulted in a number of things returning this message.
Debug log included.
Debug log included.
Bug - Not A Bug exception: org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNException: svn: E175002: connection refused by the server
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And that is not something KoLmafia can do anything about other than try again or ask you to try again.
That said you might consider looking at the global preference svnThreadPoolSize
At one time SourceForge was refusing connections a lot and there was evidence it was because there were too many requests in too short a time from the same IP. Lowering svnThreadPoolSize or setting it to 1 helped some people who tended to Update All (instead of updating scripts individually).
VladYvhuce
Member
Ok. Went in and found setting and knocked it down from 2 to 1. Seems to be working, now.
taltamir
Member
doesn't mafia update all by default on first login of the day?
sounds like svnThreadPoolSize should be 1 by default instead of 2.
The first is a global user preference svnUpdateOnLogin.
The fewer the number of scripts installed from SourceForge the better the chance that a higher pool size is beneficial. But if you want to propose 1 is a better default I can't make a strong case against it.
taltamir
Member
Yes that is what I am proposing.
Actually thinking about it further. I think mafia should have something akin to
Code:
int threadcount = get_property("svnThreadPoolSize").to_int();
if(update_url.contains_text("sourceforge"))
threadcount = 1;