RE: Question about anti-virus software and SVN
From: Lübbe Onken | RA Consulting <l.onken_at_rac.de>
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 09:19:49 +0100
Hi Lee Gillam,
You wrote:
> Q - What will happen to the integrity of the SVN repository if the
If the file was not under subversion control, nothing happens in the repository.
> Scenario 2 - the server which holds the SVN repository, has
When the file is deleted from the repository "behind the scenes" by an AV software, your repository is broken afterwards. If you're lucky you can fix it manually. If not, you're done...
The question of trying to recover the file to the desktop doesn't arise anymore in this case. Don't allow any AV to touch your repositories. Never! Jamais! Jamás! Niemals!
> Q - So, is our virus software (AVG in this case), a potential
On the client side, many virus scanners cause write access errors, because they lock files for scanning while subversion is still working on them. You can have a lot problems with them.
> Is
I strongly recommend no AV on the repository.
I am using the following two virus scanners on the client PC without problems for >2 years now.
Cheers
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