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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Klaus Fehlker <kl...@dhl.com> on 2004/12/09 08:49:26 UTC
Repository on jfs file systems
Hi all,
It is clear that repositories may not reside on NFS mounted file systems. Is this also true for JFS file systems on HP-Unix servers?
If this is the case, can it be that my current repository is already corrupted without me noticing it? Usually I do not jump between revisions so I might not have come across and corruptions.
Kind Regards,
Klaus
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Re: Repository on jfs file systems
Posted by "Martin A. Brooks" <ma...@hinterlands.org>.
Klaus Fehlker wrote:
>It is clear that repositories may not reside on NFS mounted file systems.
>
They can when you use the fsfs backend.
>Is this also true for JFS file systems on HP-Unix servers?
>
I use subversion on top of ext3 with no problems. I can't vouch for
other journalling file systems.
Regards
Mart.
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Re: Repository on jfs file systems
Posted by Ni...@sybari.com.
JFS is a local-disk file system (like ext2, ext3, ReiserFS, XFS, NTFS,
FAT, etc.). There shouldn't be any issues w/ local-disk file systems. If
there is, it would cause problems in the OS too; not just SVN or BDB.
NFS is a Network File System. There are issues w/ respect to locking, and
synching.
I've used ext3 and ReiserFS (both journaling file systems) w/out any
problems.
Regards,
Nick G
"Klaus Fehlker" <kl...@dhl.com>
12/09/2004 03:49 AM
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Subject: Repository on jfs file systems
Hi all,
It is clear that repositories may not reside on NFS mounted file systems.
Is this also true for JFS file systems on HP-Unix servers?
If this is the case, can it be that my current repository is already
corrupted without me noticing it? Usually I do not jump between revisions
so I might not have come across and corruptions.
Kind Regards,
Klaus
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