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RE: Recommendations for a production svn server

From: Jan Evert van Grootheest <j.grootheest_at_euronext.nl>
Date: 2003-12-30 09:08:22 CET

Glen,

I can't comment on a windows server as we have one on linux.
But I can say that people here are very comfortable with SVN. Previous
projects used SourceSafe and some have had difficulty changing from 'file
commit' to 'tree commit'. Also some don't understand the development model
(no exclusive checkout!), but I guess you won't have that problem because
you're already using CVS.

On Windows NT (our desktops) many use rapidSVN, a couple use TortoiseSVN
(that's because of windows NT that lacks the required desktop shell
extensions and most people are too lazy to install'm).
On Linux some use the command line client. But, due to Samba, the linux
development environment is also available as a windows share and many people
simply use the windows clients to check out to linux. The fact that the
working copies are compatible between linux and windows is a very big
feature that has not been mentioned yet and I hope it stays!

The only real "problems" we've had, have been due to people trying too new
rapidSVN clients (which they downloaded themselves and were not 'announced'
as part of a server upgrade) ((-:

Good luck,
Jan Evert

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Glen [SMTP:glenlist@model3.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 4:00 AM
> To: users@subversion.tigris.org
> Subject: Recommendations for a production svn server
>
> Hello All,
> I am in charge of setting up a subversion repository for my company. We
> currently use CVS with Eclipse and the eclipse cvs plugin. I am looking
> for advice/recommendations/people who are doing the same thing.
>
> I have apache 2.0 working with subversion 0.35.1 under windows 2003 server
>
> Question 1 - Is windows 2003 server support ready for "prime time" is
> anyone else using such a configuration un production. My other option
> is setting up a linux server from scratch which I would rather avoid
> right now.
>
> Question 2 - Is about clients. Can I use a client built for say version
> 0.31.1 with a server that is 0.35.1 if I am using http:// access (i.e. I
> am NOT using file:// access). I say this because the most recent
> version of the eclipse plugin for subversion is currently linked against
> 0.31.1
>
> Question 3 - recommended clients. Should we bite the bullet and use the
> command line client or are people having success with the eclipse plugin
> or tortoise clients (those are the two that I have tried). Or is there
> another non-command line client that is more stable. My primary concern
> is stability.
>
> Question 4 - Not really a question more of a request for comments. We
> have several developer's and reliability and stability are most
> important (versus having feature X). We are switching to subversion to
> ease stress not create it ;-) Please share
> experiences/recommendations.
>
>
> thanks,
> Glen
>
>
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