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Re: Installing repository on NetApp

From: N. Thomas <nthomas_at_cise.ufl.edu>
Date: 2004-02-11 02:00:02 CET

* Ben Collins-Sussman <sussman@collab.net> [2004-02-10 16:54:13 -0600]:
> Well, the NetApp folks claim to support posix locking semantics
> "perfectly" over NFS. That gets you halfway to using BerkeleyDB over
> NFS, but there's still the problem of using mmap() on file regions. If
> more than one machine tries to access the repository at once, you'll
> probably run into serious database corruption problems. If only *one*
> computer ever accesses the repository over NFS, then it will probably
> work just fine.

For the record, I'm on a NetApp fs here (running over NFS), and I wasn't
ever able to get 0.37.0 to work. I ended up putting it in /tmp and
accessing it via the "file://" pragma (along with hooks that backup the
repo after every commit).

This is not a terribly big deal for me, but I was just curious if anyone
with svn 0.37.0 managed to get it to work over a NetApp.

Thomas

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