Den tis 13 dec. 2022 kl 12:05 skrev Byles Bernard via users < users@subversion.apache.org>:
> Classification: UK OFFICIAL > > > Hi Pavel, > > Thanks for the prompt response. I'll just add some further details. > > The customer has a Windows 2008 R2 server. On this server they have > TortoiseSVN client installed with a specific drive dedicated for their > repository which I believe can only be accessed from the server itself > rather than over the network (I'm not 100% sure as unfortunately no one > really knows much about this app). > > If possible, we need to migrate this application to a brand new Windows > 2019 Server which you have confirmed won't support their existing version > of TortoiseSVN therefore a brand new client install is required. > > Therefore in terms of migration i.e. the data repository. How can this be > moved from one server to another ? Assume you treat it like a file > migration or is there specific steps for this. > You can treat this as a basic file migration - you must obviously make sure no-one accesses the files after you initiate the migration. In case you have new drive names/paths on the new server, the users may have to "relocate" their working copies (relocate = connect the working copy to the new location of the repository). This is done using the "svn relocate" command or in the context menu of Windows Explorer (in the working copy folder), TortoiseSVN, Relocate. Kind regards, Daniel Sahlberg
