John Peacock wrote:
> Anton Müller wrote:
>
>> I use a win2k PC and a suse 7.3 Linux PC.
>>
>> - I rebooted my win2k PC where I installed svn
>>
>> - I rebooted my Linux box which uses samba (the p: drive is a samba
>> share on my Linux PC)
>
>
> Ah, that is the problem here; Berkeley does not support storing the
> databases on a remote file share except under very narrow
> circumstances (almost unreachable):
>
> http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/env/remote.html
>
> You need to either store the BDB files local to your Win2K server, or
> better yet, host Subversion on the SuSE Linux box instead of Windows.
...but at the moment Anton's got his repos on his P: drive, which is a
remote drive, and it works for commits. He can't do a dump of the repos
using a Linux binary on the Linux machine (BDB binary incompatibility)
so what's the correct procedure? Copy the repository to his Windows box
to perform the dump, then do a load to a local-only location (either
actually on Windows with a Windows Subversion server, or on Linux with a
Linux server) ?
I'm suprised things are even working for commits, though.
Cheers,
Mike.
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Received on Wed Jan 7 09:47:14 2004