Hi! >What would be the procedure to transfer the repositories to the SAN share and >redirect VisualSVN Server to use it?
1. Please copy your repository. You could copy C:\Repositories folder if VisualSVN Server service is stopped. To do that please choose Action->Stop in the VisualSVN Server Manager. 2. Ensure that the account VisualSVN Server is running under (it is a LocalSystem account by default) has sufficient privileges to connect to the new repository folder C:\Repository. 3. Please pay attention that disks are mapped per user (LocalSystem account doesn't have this mapping) and use UNC path like "\\server\share\Repositories" to your repository folder in your VisualSVN Server configuration. Please don't hesitate to ask help if the above does not work. On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 4:48 PM, deadpan <h0lie...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have VisualSVN Server setup on a Win 2003 server using its local > hard drive (C:\ ~60GB storage) as the location for the repositories. > At some time I will run out of storage on the local drive, so I was > thinking of creating a SAN-based share and move the repositories there > instead. What would be the procedure to transfer the repositories to > the SAN share and redirect VisualSVN Server to use it? > -- Olga Dolidze VisualSVN Support
