On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 14:00:51 -0500, Nicholas Pappas <nick@rightstep.org> wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I am planning on re-working my server setup this weekend, and will be
> installing a Subversion server (on Gentoo Linux) as I do so. There will
> only be one repository at first, and I will never be hosting anything of
> amazing importance, but I'd like to "get it right".
> Where is the suggested location -- not the default, the suggested ;) --
> for installing a Subversion server tree? The system I am installing it
> on will have a 10G, 40G and 80G HD. It would seem to make sence to me
> to make the Subversion path its own partition, should I go as far as to
> give it a complete drive?
> The server will also work as my local web server for development and my
> mail server.
> Any suggestions on space/location for the Subversion tree is greatly
> appreciated.
I've been running Subversion on Gentoo some time now on my little
voodoo-box (it does almost anything for me, from routing to
fileserving to dns to mail to webserving and so on). I use subversion
for work, private joy and I also host some repositories for friends
and all I can say is that it just runs perfect. I just put the
repositories under /var/svn (/var is on an extra partition here, XFS
afair) but I think that if you do not plan to place 1GB+ sources into
the repository and if you do not work with 20+ developers: put it
anywhere. The best choice is probably the hdd that you trust most :-)
Oliver Pajonk
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