Hello,
This page https://subversion.apache.org/packages.html#debian suggests
installing the "libapache2-svn" package for Debian.
If I'm not mistaken, the package has been renamed to libapache2-mod-svn in
recent Debian versions:
https://packages.debian.org/stretch/libapache2-mod-svn
I suggest
The command
svnadmin dump myrepos
will write to stdout, and with "> dumpfile" you are redirecting it into a file.
If space on that machine is scarce, you could run from another machine
ssh svnserver "svnadmin dump myrepos" >dumpfile
and receive the dumpfile on the another machine.
Many
I am new to subversion admin and planning to migrate our subversion from one
server to another one. The current repo used 350GB space and there about 140GB
free space at the same location.
Question: svnadmin dump myrepos > dumpfile
Where the dumpfile will be and how much space it may take?
Hello,
I tend to work on projects with a large amount of binary data along
with source code and need to track them together. To this date
Subversion is the only tool that I've used which handles this
dependably. That being said I have one major issue with it - the last
time I used SVN it stored
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