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I recently installed VisualSVN Server. I put Repository on D:\Repositories and added some projects to the repository via Visual Studio 2008.
D:\Repositories\reponame seems to be a little bit to small in size when comparing to my projects altogether.
I need to make sure where the projects are stored in order to make a backup when reinstalling system on my server. Any help with that would be appreciated.
Subversion is pretty thrifty when it comes to file space use.
You should have a set of folders under your D:\Repositories\reponame like “conf”, “dav”, “db”, “hooks” and “locks”.
under “db” I have “revprops”, “revs” and “transactions”.
If you commit a new file to the repository you should get a new entry in “revs” folder.
I use svn mirroring for my backups – mirror all repos to a different SVN server on a daily basis.
Liam