I saw a presentation called "Benchmarking Subversion" by Stefan Fuhrmann at
Subversion and Git LIVE 2013 (in Boston). He demonstrated administrator
use of both fsfs-stats and svn-bench. I specifically want to use fsfs-stats
in order to see what files and revisions are taking the most space within a
repository. With this information I can discover if committers are
including things they shouldn't (like binaries). We currently have
CollabNet 4.0.0 (svn server 1.8.0). Subversion Edge has some good over-all
statistics, but nothing that helps me determine what is taking the most
space. I tried downloading the WANDisco server on my laptop hoping to copy
fsfs-stats.exe from my laptio to the server we run CollabNet on, but I
couldn't find it in the install. There doesn't appear to be a place to
download a 64-bit Windows compiled version of fsfs-stats.exe. I found the
source code, and could probably install a compiler to get an executable,
but is there some way I could just get the executable? Please? Pretty
please?
Namaste,
Forest
PS: I've also asked
CollabNet<http://subversion.open.collab.net/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3&dsMessageId=501883>to
consider adding fsfs-stats to their install.
Received on 2013-10-04 15:50:50 CEST