RE: SVN Speed issue

Hi Bob, Thanks for your suggestion but I am using 1.7.7 client only. Repo browser takes almost 3-5 mins to open the repository. Is there any option by which we can increase the SVN performance ? Regards, Ajay Pawar SVN_Helpdesk -Original Message- From: Bob Archer [mailto:bob.arc...@ams

Re: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

Hi Mark, Currently my svn server used in production and it's having more than 5 repository inside each project Folder. . If i moved all repository into root what you said below,again i want to redistribute the New SVN URL to users right..? Please advise to me overcome this issue Thanks again

RE: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

> Hi, > > Yes i agree with your statement. > > But i am currently having SVN Server 1.5 without apache. > > Also my current repositories look like below > > svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname1/myrepo2 > svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname1/myrepo3 > svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname2/myrepo1 > > Each P

Re: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 12:54 PM, Krishnamoorthi Gopal < krishnamoor...@vernal.is> wrote: > > Hi, > > Yes i agree with your statement. > > But i am currently having SVN Server 1.5 without apache. > > *Also my current repositories look like below* > > svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname1/myrepo2

RE: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

Hi, Yes i agree with your statement. But i am currently having SVN Server 1.5 without apache. Also my current repositories look like below svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname1/myrepo2 svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname1/myrepo3 svn://svnserver/svn/Projectname2/myrepo1 Each Pr

Re: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

Hi, Please share your thoughts >I'm not a Windows guy and am not familiar with the services that Windows 2003 Server provides. Could you explain in >more detail in what ways you want Subversion to integrate with it? Right now we are using svn internal authentication( passwd and svnserve.conf)

RE: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

> Hi, > > >I'm not a Windows guy and am not familiar with the services that Windows > 2003 Server provides. Could you explain in >more detail in what ways you want > Subversion to integrate with it? > > Right now we are using svn internal authentication( passwd and svnserve.conf) > > Instead Of

RE: SVN Speed issue

> I am handling SVN operations in my company. > Today we find that SVN Speed is too much slow. > > VisualSVN Server : 2.5.7 > Tortoise SVN : 1.6 Is that a question? Slow where? Client? 1.7 shows to be much faster for many client side operations. BOb

Re: restoring a working copy from backup: can the pristine directory be recreated?

On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 03:36:35PM +0100, Andreas Krey wrote: > On Wed, 27 Mar 2013 10:21:01 +, Niemann, Hartmut wrote: > ... > > Is there any way to repair/refresh a pristine directory in subversion? Or > > is a fresh checkout the only option? > > You could just do a fresh checkout and then

Re: restoring a working copy from backup: can the pristine directory be recreated?

On Wed, 27 Mar 2013 10:21:01 +, Niemann, Hartmut wrote: ... > Is there any way to repair/refresh a pristine directory in subversion? Or is > a fresh checkout the only option? You could just do a fresh checkout and then untar your backup onto that sandbox. HOWEVER: You need to checkout the re

Re: SvnServe with Windows AD Authendication

Hi, >I'm not a Windows guy and am not familiar with the services that Windows 2003 Server provides. Could you explain in >more detail in what ways you want Subversion to integrate with it? Right now we are using svn internal authentication( passwd and svnserve.conf) Instead Of we are plan to

Re: restoring a working copy from backup: can the pristine directory be recreated?

The .svn/pristine/ directory should be recreatable given wc.db and a network connection to the server. I don't know if anyone has implemented that. (The main catch is that the pristine files need to be in repository-normal form.) Niemann, Hartmut wrote on Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 10:21:01 +0100: > H

Re: SVN Speed issue

Guten Tag Ajay Pawar, am Mittwoch, 27. März 2013 um 11:43 schrieben Sie: > Today we find that SVN Speed is too much slow. That's bad to hear, but thanks for the info. http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Thorsten Schöning -- Thorsten Schöning E-Mai

SVN Speed Issue

Hi Team, I am handling SVN operations in my company. Today we find that SVN Speed is too much slow. VisualSVN Server : 2.5.7 Tortoise SVN : 1.6 Network team of the organization has cleared that there no issue in network. Please help me what to do about this issue. Users are mailing me one by o

SVN Speed issue

Hi team, I am handling SVN operations in my company. Today we find that SVN Speed is too much slow. VisualSVN Server : 2.5.7 Tortoise SVN : 1.6 Regrads, Ajay Pawar

Re: svn merge --record-only reports extraneous paths

On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 02:37:24PM +1000, Daniel Becroft wrote: > Hi, > > When running an 'svn merge -c', I get a particular set of paths updated > with svn:mergeinfo. Fine, no issues with this. > > However, when running an 'svn merge -c --record-only', I get a far greater > set of paths *reporte

restoring a working copy from backup: can the pristine directory be recreated?

Hello! If I backup a working copy, the .svn folder and especially the pristine directory there, where subversion stores the base version of each file, takes lots of space. I used to exclude the .svn directory from this backup, but now I had to restore my hard drive with all its working data an