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I'd like to use http://www.visualsvn.com/server/

which installs simply on windows. But I'd like to know if I could copy it if needed on a linux server with apache subversion server installed. How can I be sure that the versions of format are the same ?

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You can!

SVN is de-facto standard protocol. VisualSVN is 100% SVN-compatible, so it also works with Linux clients

I don't know exactly how to dump a VisualSVN repo, but once you do so you can do svnadmin load from Linux. See if you have a "dump" option in your GUI, or... well... RTFM :)

More info on backup and restore: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Subversion_backup_and_restore

djechelon
Very usefull answer thank you.
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Check this post on serverfault.

zellus
Interesting post indeed, thanks.
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As djechelon says, VisualSVN just uses the standard SVN protocol; you can dump your repos via the Windows command prompt - the following will dump your whole repo and all revisions:

svnadmin dump your/repos/path > /your/repo/here.dump
Nick
Does VisualSVN ship svndadmin tool too?
djechelon
Yup! It puts command line binaries inside the VisualSvn Server folder (under program files); I think there's a link to a command prompt starting in that directory under the VisualSVN Server folder on the Start menu, but I might be wrong...
Nick
Thanks for the exact command line as I am newbie at this :)
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Hi, I want to know if I can use just the management console of VisualSVN Server and then will connect with a SVN Server Linux.

Please help me, I need to know this for a important process of my job Thanks Very much!

daniela