RE: Newbie subclipse q: how to use local fsfs?

Jason L. Huck wrote:
> Have you configured a subversion server to run on your machine?
> That's a separate step from creating the repository, and is,
> AFAIK, required for access.

> (I'm new to SVN myself, so if this is off-base, by all means
> someone please correct me.)

It is a separate step, but it's not required.

You can access a Subversion in all sorts of different ways,
most of which involve some concept of "server".

However, using a "file:" URL to access the repository means
that the Subversion "client" process actually works directly
with the repository files. This means that the client binary
must know about the on-disk format (Berkeley or FSFS), which
is irrelevant for remote access.

note:
While I'm not *that* new to Subversion, that's not to
say that I actually know what I'm talking about. :-p

If I've explained the above poorly (or wrongly!),
I'm more than happy to be corrected.

Kia Ora

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