The files are stored in the repository, which is somewhere on the
Subversion server by default. You might want to consider one of the
following:
-- Use svnadmin to create regular backups of the repository on the
backup server (could be automated).
-- Place the repository on the backup server and then have the
subversion server access it over the network. I've never tried this
and frankly don't think it's a good idea; others may wish to chime in
on this. Network connections are more prone to failure than local
disks, and you don't want the server messed up mid-way through a commit.
-- Get the subversion server to be part of the regular backup scheme
(I would recommend this).
--Tim
On Nov 14, 2006, at 10:27 AM, Menachem Bazian, CPA (NY) wrote:
> Please forgive a total newbie question.
>
> When I setup a new repository and import a project into it, where
> are the files stored?
>
> I have two servers. One is backed up regularly and one has
> Subversion on it. I want the files to be stored on the backed up
> server (running win2k3 server btw) but I want subversion running on
> the not-backed up server. (Actually, it's not my choice but that's
> another story).
>
> Am I asking for trouble? Suggestions???
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
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