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Will no longer be attempting to take this approach
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Will no longer be attempting to take this approach

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will no longer be the one in charge of this project. But i appreciate the advice.
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will no longer be the one in charge of this project. But i appreciate the advice.

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Thanks you for the kind advice.
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We recently set up tortise svn and visual svn on our server and client computers. When more than 1 user is accessing files on the server, transfer rates drop to 1/10 of the usual speed. We are looking for solutions to identify the root cause of this. Would appreciate any advice or input.
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We recently set up tortise svn and visual svn on our server and client computers. When more than 1 user is accessing files on the server, transfer rates drop to 1/10 of the usual speed. We are looking for solutions to identify the root cause of this. Would appreciate any advice or input.

Tortise SVN client and visual svn server slow transfer rates.

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Content Management

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