Subversion works pretty well here (subversion trunk, Mandriva Limited Edition
2005, Apache 2 compiled from source, etc.). What version of Debian do you
have? What version of Subversion have you installed? Have you consulted #svn
on Freenode? Or the subversion mailing lists?
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
On Saturday 30 April 2005 23:41, you wrote:
> CVS on steroids.... atomic commits.... we all heard of those nice
> slogans...
>
>
> So I installed one of those toys on a Debian-testing server only to
> found out that after each import of the repository the Berkly data base
> gets corrupted. The only way to recover it is using "svnadmin recover
> /svn/repository1" for example. RTFM leads me to the conclusion that it
> can happen mainliy because the connection to the SVN server gets killed
> to "fast" on brutally.
>
>
> I am quite sure it is not the case, since I was trying the SVN server
> remotely from SSH (logged into the server remotely and then I SVNed to
> svn+ssh://localhost...).
>
>
> What I did now was migrating from bdb backend to fsfs, which is a new
> backend in Subversion 1.1.X. I am not trusting this server so blindly
> has I have before. I will wait a few days before I decide if this new
> set up will work. If not, good old CVS to the rescue...
>
>
> I have heard many disaster stories from SVN. One of them is mine, as it
> seems that the bdb backend is problematic under MacOS and Debian. Does
> anyone have a clue what is really hapenning there? Anyone else
> experienced those symptoms?
>
>
>
>
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