July 20th, 2008Subversion, Subversion 1 Comment
Subversion is generally a pretty robust code versioning tool. If you manage Subversion repositories, the last thing you want is a corrupted repository. It can cause dozens of strange errors or problems. BEFORE you go any further, BACKUP YOUR REPOSITORY STUPID. I don’t have clearcut instructions yet on doing SVN backups, so Google it yourself. 
So I finally found someone who actually understands SVN! If you are an SVN geek like me, have a read at http://www.farside.org.uk/200703/svnadmin_recover. Was some insightful info about FSFS and straight file copies of repositories.
Thanks Malcolm!
I was trying to figure out today how I can determine the filesystem in use by our SVN server at work. A quick Google search didn’t turn up any useful results.
Open the “db” folder located on the server inside of your svn repository
If “db” folder contains folders like revprops, revs, and transactions, its [...]
Great SVN hosting comparision chart. Hope this guy keeps it updated.http://www.svnhostingcomparison.com
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