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1. Move visualsvn repository to another server install#
2. Move visualsvn repository to another server download#

You should read the Recommended Repository Layout support topic on best practices on configuring a layout structure when creating Repositories. Once the MMC launches you can configure the VisualSVN server further as well us it to create new repositories. It is however something will be available in the future based on traffic on the VisualSVN Google groups).

Move visualsvn repository to another server install#

Once the setup is completed you will be asked to launch the MMC snap-in for configuring the VisualSVN server ( note at this time there is no way to configure remote VisualSVN servers if you are looking to install VisuaSVN on a Windows 2008 Core install. When you select the Next button the install will start and eventually complete. You may want to change the port number if you have some kind of internal numbering scheme for ports but remember VisualSVN uses a fully configured version of apache so you will not need to integrate it with another web server. When you run the installer these are your only options to configure VisualSVN server:Ĭhange the Repositories folder to the folder you created in the Pre-Setup sectionĬhange the Authentication to Use Windows authentication

Move visualsvn repository to another server download#

You will need a SVN client like TortoiseSVN add/check in/out files unless you download one of the few VSS provider plug-ins for Visual Studio if development integration is your primary goal. This is actually not true as TortoiseSVN is just a visual GUI to access the SVN server. When you download the latest msi from the site it informs you that to setup VisualSVN you need to install TortoiseSVN as well. Since my file server has a data drive (d:) it made sense to create in on that drive so I could do backups from it.

If you are like me the first thing you will want to do is create a location for your Repositories. Active Directory installed and fully configured. The version of VisualSVN I ended up installing is v1.6.2 the server environment is Windows 2003 Standard (32bit).