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How can I determine whether a Subversion repository was created with a BDB or fsfs backend?

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If you arrive at a pre-existing Subversion repository, how can you determine whether it was created with a BDB or fsfs backend storage method?

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JW. Avatar asked May 25 '11 09:05

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Open the file repository\db\fs-type with a text editor. It either contains bdb or fsfs indicating which backend it uses.

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Stefan Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 21:09

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