On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 10:46, Waseem Bokhari
<waseem.bokhari_at_netsoltech.com> wrote:
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> Hola Experts
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> I have Windows environment for Subversion.
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> Server - Visual SVN Enterprise Edition with Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition
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> Clients- XP Mostly and windows 2008 a few. Tortoise SVN.
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> Antivirus as well.
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> Is there any need to take precautions as in our organization WE WILL HAVE TO RUN antivirus on 3 days a week. Is it would take any impact on Our windows machines in presence of Subversion/Tortoise SVN OR Visual SVN.
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What antivirus are you using? Some are better than others.
If your AV can be configured to not scan .svn directories, it will
help your WC performance tremendously.
There isn't much point in scanning the repository database, as the
file contents aren't "readable" - an EXE put into the repository
doesn't look like an EXE if you look at the contents of the repository
directly on disk.
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