Carol,
Thanks for your question, however this list is for discussion of
development of Subversion. It's not the right place for
usage/configuration questions like this. Questions about using
Subversion should be directed to users_at_subversion.apache.org.
That said, I'm not sure how much help we can be. VisualSVN is built
upon our code, but most of us are not very acquainted with all the
functionality it provides. Your best bet is probably going here:
http://www.visualsvn.com/support/
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 9:03 AM, carol schaef <carol.schaef_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
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> I would like to run VisualSVN Server vs 2.5.8 in a clustered windows server 2008 environment. The configuration would be, VisualSVN installed locally on the c drive and the repository installed on a cluster shared volume (csv). VisualSVN presents 2 paths during installation to separate these. Upon failover VisualSVN would be accessible on another node, continuing to use the csv as the repository. Upon failover we would also like not to change the url which references svn in a Development environment. Would "https://[ipaddress of the cluster]:port/other directories" work in accessing the repository? We would also like to use VisualSVN's web interface and would like the web address not to change after failover.
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> On Microsoft's technet website they discuss cluster-aware application requirements including, The application must use an IPOD based protocol, The application must be able to specify where the application data is stored and client applications that connect to the server application must retry and recover from temporary network failures. On the third item, typically that would be eclipse as a client.
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> Any responses regarding whether this configuration is possible would be helpful.
>
> Tia, carol
Received on 2013-03-08 19:26:23 CET