In any case, I would highly recommend using the FsFs backing store for Subversion. It tends to be a lot less fragile and is the backend being used by the subversion developers, these days.
From what I understand BerkleyDB is a good embedded database, but I didrun into issues when moving data files from one system to another. running svnadmin dump is a must.
I've found bdb to be fragile on the backend; processes that only read from the repository (like viewcvs) still have to have write access, and there's locking and permission problems that result. So using an fs backend would be nicer; though that conversion doesn't necessarily have to happen at the same time as the import.
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