"Sindbad the Seafarer" <sindbad.the.seafarer@gmx.net> writes:
> A)
> When installing v.25 under Windows under custom install the
> installer offers unselection of Berkeley DB saving 12 MB. Am I right
> assuming that this is for clients only which will use a repository on
> a network drive/server?
Correct. Without BDB, you end up with an svn client only capable of
speaking to a network. BDB is required if you want a client that can
hit a repository directly (file:///), or if you want a server process
(svnserve, mod_dav_svn).
>
> B)
> I could successfully create a repository on a network drive mapped
> to my local machine as N:\ (both running Win2000). But then
> mkdir, import, commit etc. commands failed. I suppose this is the
> expected behaviour as according to the book file:///drive:/path shall
> work only locally. However, under Windows mapping a network
> drive to the local machine *shall* treat this drive just as a local
> drive, thus leaving all network stuff to the OS.
Is this really the case? file:/// won't work on SMB-mounted drives?
Why is this thus?
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Received on Sat Jul 19 14:20:04 2003