Re: setting up svn with fsfs, + ssh *only*

On 2005-01-26 13:59-0500, Jean-Pierre Sevigny wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I did:
> svnadmin create /usr/local/repo --fs-type fsfs
>
> and did an import, from another machine, like this:
>
> cvs import -m "test" testDir svn+ssh://reposerver/usr/local/repo
>
>
> Now, where are my files on the reposerver? It seems it's still using the
> Berkeley db as a backend.
>

If you have a /usr/local/repo/db/fs-type file, and it contents is
'fsfs', then you have a fsfs repo. Also if you see
/usr/local/repo/db/revs/ and /usr/local/repo/db/revprops/, then you
have a fsfs repo. Your working files won't appear individually under
repo in any case, instead of they will show as BDB tables (BDB
backend) or as two bundled file, one set per commit, under revs and
revprops (FSFS backend).

BR, Jani

P.S. And I bet that you didn't use cvs for importing your files. =)
Welcome to the Subversion world!

-- 
Jani Averbach
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