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Re: Moving a subversion repository from one windows machine to another

From: Ryan Schmidt <subversion-2007b_at_ryandesign.com>
Date: 2007-08-17 08:59:14 CEST

On Aug 16, 2007, at 19:55, jbeall wrote:

> I read in the docs that you can't simply move a Subversion
> repository from a
> Windows machine to a Linux machine. However, what about just
> copying the
> files from one Windows machine to another Windows machine? In my
> case, I'll
> be going from Vista Business 32-bit to XP Pro 32-bit. Anything I
> should be
> worried about? Can I just copy the files and then startup the svn
> server on
> the XP Pro machine, and update all my working copies to point to
> the new
> server?

If both machines are of the same processor architecture, then it
should be fine if you're serving FSFS repositories. If you're serving
BDB repositories, ensure that the version of BDB on the new machine
is the same as on the old machine. The new machine should have the
same or newer version of Subversion.

You can also dump and load, which is guaranteed to work always.

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