On 12/13/2022 6:29 AM, Byles Bernard via users wrote:
I've been looking on the server itself and I can see a directory D:\SVN\ which
has many folders inside but within all these different folders is:
conf/
db/
hooks/
locks/
So this looks to be their working copy's as you mentioned.
Nope, that's a repository.
I was unable to locate any of the binaries or services you mentioned "svnserve.exe" or
"svn.exe" in C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin. So this looks as though it is just a
client install on the Windows 2008 Server rather than SVN server capabilities.
Although I can see a directory D:\scripts\Repos which does have the same folder
structure as D:\SVN but with some scripts/batch files inside.
That directory might be the hook scripts to be called by the server
when, for example, files are checked in.
The repository might be served by a web server. Does this server run
Apache or IIS? Look for configuration there that would be serving the
\svn directory. Apache requires the mod_dav_svn module to do that. I
don't know how IIS serves a repo, or if that's possible.
