Re: Subversion, TortoiseSVN, and Windows

"Will Senn" wrote
> * The subversion repository is shared and holds the master copy of the
> codebase (by design) and may have a trunk (main line of development)
and
> branches (deltas).

'Shared' as in 'available to all', or as in 'shared folder'? If you want
to use a Windows network share to hold your repository, and access it as
file:///, you *must* use the fsfs repository backend, *not* BDB, which
is almost guaranteed to corrupt if used in this way on a network share.

Better still, use apache or svnserve to provide access to the
repository.

Simon

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Received on Thu Oct 21 17:22:31 2004