Hi Pim, Pim Snel schrieb: > Op woensdag 10 mei 2006 13:30, schreef Ralf Becker: > >> Just tried the conversation and it fails. > > Well that's sad. One options less ;) >> I downloaded now "our" cvs-tarball from sf.net and found out it's NOT >> updated since 30. March. It seemed to be builded via the - not working - >> anon cvs :-( >> >> I will try the svn conversation with that old tar-ball now. > > I also thought there's en migration method without using a cvs-tarball? >> Anyway I think we should host our own svn server: >> - svnserve accessible via ssh (public key) for write access >> - mod_dav_svn for anon / readonly access > > This is the same as our company's setup and this is really stable and > comfortable. We must be sure to use FSFS as database filesystem because BDB > gives problems with file permissions The one who's going to install SVN must > pay attention to this. FSFS is newer but just as stable as DBD.
I was thinking about FSFS too, not DBD. After some changes (deleteing the .svn files someone commited into our cvs repository and forcing some tags used as well as branches to be branches) I was able to convert our cvs into a svn repository on a server here. I took about 1 hour as we have ~19k files, ~90k revisions, ~70 branches, ~70 tags which makes a total of 21k svn commites. >>> If needed Lingewoud can host a dedicated eGroupware server at our >>> datacenter. We have a lot of unused space and bandwidth. >> At the moment I prefer to run the svn-repository at an other xen >> instance on the egroupware.org box. >> >> On a long run, it would be nice if we have 1 or 2 backup servers - >> nightly synced with egroupware.org - which can be switched on, if we >> have any trouble with the egroupware.org server. Maybe they can run the >> demo in the meantime. > > Well we will start with setuping up a xen server for egroupware at our > datacenter that can act as mirroring server. > >> I really like trac and would prefer it over gforge or sf.net, if it was >> not written in python. In a php app we have a lot more possibilities to >> modify of change something, compared to python. At least I have ;-) > > Actually python is really easy to learn ;) ;-) > I'm glad we have a wide believe now for migrating to SVN. Ralf, Lars: have > you > made plans for migrating? When can there be a XEN machine? > I'd love to assist. I think if we migrate, we should go to the newer system. The xen machine is up and running since about one month now. egroupware.org is actually running on 2 xen instances: - dev.egroupware.org runs MySQL and a nfs server for the docroot - www.egroupware.org runs apache mounting the docroot via nfs (readonly), on www.egroupware.org we also use a squid as reverse proxy and postfix My plans for migrating are doing it as soon as possible, thought we need a more update cvs then 30. March. There are 2 possebilities: a) waiting til sf.net gets it's anon cvs / cvs tarballs working again b) once the developer cvs is working again, use my old cvs-sync script and import the changes in a local cvs-repository c) forget about the history between 30. March and now and just commit the changes from an up to date checkout Btw. sf.net just announced they have an other hard-disk failure on the developer cvs. Ralf -- eGroupWare Training & Support ==> http://www.egroupware-support.de 1.2 Release Offer: 250Euro for a Standard Update or Installation including 1h Telefonsupport und ein gedrucktes deutsches Handbuch ------------------------------------------------------- Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier Download IBM WebSphere Application Server v.1.0.1 based on Apache Geronimo http://sel.as-us.falkag.net/sel?cmd=lnk&kid=120709&bid=263057&dat=121642 _______________________________________________ eGroupWare-core mailing list eGroupWare-core@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/egroupware-core
