On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 10:41 AM, <Jarava_Javier_at_emc.com> wrote:
> I saw the link to the CollabNet downloads, but (AFAIK), they've been
> providing SVN releases for a while, and at the same time we've had the
> tigris.org releases. I'm pretty sure that at least on the 1.5.1 - 1.5.3
> time frame, there have been releases of both.
>
> My main peeve with the collab.net binaries, and the reason I'd rather keep
> using the tigris ones, is that the full collab.net install sets up a SVN
> server in the machine; I'm using subversion LOCALLY, via TortoiseSVN using
> file:// URLS to access a local repo, so I'd rather not add a new network
> server that I have to take care of.. But OTOH, I like the fact that the
> Tigris.org installer includes the "server" parts, so I can start SVNSERVE if
> needed (not too often, but happens, for example, to sync repos via SVK)
The client installer does not contain any server pieces, not even
svnadmin. If you want svnserve, when you install the server version
that is an option. So you do not need to install any of the Apache
parts. Plus, whether you install svnserve or Apache, you do not have
to take the option to set it up as a service. In which case, it is
just sticking the bits on your disk for you.
--
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
Received on 2009-01-08 17:08:43 CET