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Re: Repository size bdb vs fsfs

From: Hannes Erven <h.e_at_gmx.at>
Date: 2006-05-19 01:49:12 CEST

Just a guess,

> All went well but the file size of the fsfs repository is a little
> puzzling. It's less than half of the original bdb repos.

but did you clear the BDB transaction logs? The command

        svnadmin --list-unused-dblogs REPO

gives you a list with files that can safely be deleted (e.g. by piping
its output into "xargs rm").

I guess that for certain file types a 2:1 compression with subversion is
certainly possible - so I wouldn't wonder about the FSFS repositories'
size being half the size of the original CVS repo (except if you store
lots of binary, hard-to-compress data).

The BDB repo being roughly double the size of the FSFS is a strong hint
that you simply haven't cleared the logs (yet).

-hannes

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