Re: File system for repository accessed using Samba?

On May 27, 2005, at 7:45 AM, Robin Bowes wrote:
>
> Q1: If I do create a Samba share, do I need to create the
> repository using a particular file system?

Yes, you must create an FSFS repository, not a BDB one.

>
> Q2: Would I be better sticking to the http interface and not
> exposing the repository as a Samba share?

Yes. If the repository is accessible over a network (http://), why
add the extra complexity of direct access (file:///) ? Keep it simple.

>
> Q3: Does TortoiseSVN work with both http and "local filesystem"
> repositories?
>

The ability to connect to http://, svn://, or file:/// urls are
provided by the subversion libraries, not the client program. So
TSVN, like any other svn client, can access any URL.

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Received on Fri May 27 15:08:34 2005