Neil,
> Not that I can help, but I wanted to clarify: you have a repo on a > CIFS-mounted shared drive, and are then using a Linux SVN server? > Yes that is correct. Although I admit that may not always be practical, esp. in an enterprise (we > plan to move to using NFS-mapped repos. when our Solaris server's main drive > fills up; some basic trials worked OK, albeit more slowly). > Yes, I have no other option than to put repositories on network drive. From what I have read in the docs it seems that it is not encouraged to use file:/// protocol to access network repositories. I think as long as you use svn:///, http(s):///, etc. protocols to access repos on network share it should be fine. > It could be that some new function or sequence of 1.6 repos fails across > CIFS mounts, maybe something file-locking related. > What would be a good place to report this to SVN folks?
