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Linux prefered for running Subversion : call for testimonials

From: Roth, Pierre <pierre.roth_at_covidien.com>
Date: 2007-11-14 12:11:24 CET

Hi all,

After one year in my new company, I finally succeeded in convincing my
software department manager to switch from Visual Source Safe to
Subversion. I just have then to convince my IT department to make it
run on a Linux server instead of a Windows server (clients are running
under Windows XP).

I would like then to compile into a single short document all the pro's
for running the subversion server on a Linux machine.

I've read the archives and found some ideas.

I intiate the list by topic ...

1- Scripting :
1-a : Scripting languages are easier to setup/develop under *nix
systems. Implementing fine-tuned hooks (server side) is more comfortable
in a *nix environment.
reference :
http://osdir.com/ml/version-control.subversion.vss2svn.user/2006-12/msg0
0055.html
1-b : to be continued...

2- Performance :
2-a : "NTFS Filesystem does not seem to perform well with large bnumber
of small filles" (I can't confirm it since I absolutely does not know
Windows NTFS capabilities)
reference :
http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=users&&msgNo=61947

2-b : to be continued...

3- To be continued :

... And I would appreciate your answers to make it as precise as
possible.

Thank you very much for your precious feedback !

Pierre

Please, note that the "subversion configuration" used will be :
Subversion with apache and probably accessed through https.

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