Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package

[Fei Peng]

Hello,
Can you please tell me where I can get Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package? I need to setup a 1.6.11 server on centos7, then migrate our current svn 1.6.11 on centos5.6 to the 1.6.11 server on centos7. Then upgrade the svn 1.6.11 server on centos7 to the current version (1.9.7).

I am not sure if I can install svn 1.9.7 on centos7 and migrate my svn 1.6.1 directly to the 1.9.7 on centos7.

Any advice will be highly appreciated and thank you in advance!

Fei Peng

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[Eric Johnson]

Hi Fei,

Post by Fei Peng
Hello,
Can you please tell me where I can get Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486)
package? I need to setup a 1.6.11 server on centos7, then migrate our
current svn 1.6.11 on centos5.6 to the 1.6.11 server on centos7. Then
upgrade the svn 1.6.11 server on centos7 to the current version (1.9.7).

The recommended upgrade path would probably be different than what you
describe. Do an svnadmin dump on your current server, and import on your
new server, with whatever version of Subversion you're running there. If
you cannot take any down time, do the dump & load, then set up svnsync to
catch up and keep the two servers in sync. When you're ready to switch
over, you stop new commits to the existing server, make sure the sync
operations finish, then deactivate the syncing and turn your new server
liver. Maybe a minute of total down time.

Post by Fei Peng
I am not sure if I can install svn 1.9.7 on centos7 and migrate my svn
1.6.1 directly to the 1.9.7 on centos7.

I believe so, if you follow the approach I outlined above. Caveat - I don't
run CentOS.

Eric.

Post by Fei Peng
Any advice will be highly appreciated and thank you in advance!
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[Fei Peng]

Hi Eric,
Thank you very much for your advice. I will setup svn 1.9.7 on centos7 then follow your instruction to migrate the existing svn 1.6.11 to the new server.

Many thanks again!

Fei Peng

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From: Eric Johnson [mailto:***@tibco.com]
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2017 1:25 PM
To: Fei Peng <***@trustwave.com>
Cc: ***@subversion.apache.org
Subject: Re: Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package

Hi Fei,

On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 9:16 AM, Fei Peng <***@trustwave.com<mailto:***@trustwave.com>> wrote:
Hello,
Can you please tell me where I can get Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package? I need to setup a 1.6.11 server on centos7, then migrate our current svn 1.6.11 on centos5.6 to the 1.6.11 server on centos7. Then upgrade the svn 1.6.11 server on centos7 to the current version (1.9.7).

The recommended upgrade path would probably be different than what you describe. Do an svnadmin dump on your current server, and import on your new server, with whatever version of Subversion you're running there. If you cannot take any down time, do the dump & load, then set up svnsync to catch up and keep the two servers in sync. When you're ready to switch over, you stop new commits to the existing server, make sure the sync operations finish, then deactivate the syncing and turn your new server liver. Maybe a minute of total down time.


I am not sure if I can install svn 1.9.7 on centos7 and migrate my svn 1.6.1 directly to the 1.9.7 on centos7.

I believe so, if you follow the approach I outlined above. Caveat - I don't run CentOS.

Eric.


Any advice will be highly appreciated and thank you in advance!

Fei Peng

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m: +1 519.497.9917<tel:(519)%20497-9917>

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[Johan Corveleyn]

Post by Fei Peng
Hi Eric,
Thank you very much for your advice. I will setup svn 1.9.7 on centos7 then
follow your instruction to migrate the existing svn 1.6.11 to the new
server.

See also this FAQ entry for a bit of background info and caveats about
dump/load:
http://subversion.apache.org/faq.html#dumpload

[Fei Peng]

Thank you, Johan!

Fei Peng

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-----Original Message-----
From: Johan Corveleyn [mailto:***@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2017 3:08 PM
To: Fei Peng <***@trustwave.com>
Cc: Eric Johnson <***@tibco.com>; ***@subversion.apache.org
Subject: Re: Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package

Post by Fei Peng
Hi Eric,
Thank you very much for your advice. I will setup svn 1.9.7 on centos7
then follow your instruction to migrate the existing svn 1.6.11 to the
new server.

See also this FAQ entry for a bit of background info and caveats about
dump/load:
http://scanmail.trustwave.com/?c=4062&d=rt_F2W675ZbNXSsMwoq9l0gLnP3Da_qzy98kdKpC6Q&s=5&u=http%3a%2f%2fsubversion%2eapache%2eorg%2ffaq%2ehtml%23dumpload

-

[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

Post by Fei Peng
Hello,
Can you please tell me where I can get Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486)
package? I need to setup a 1.6.11 server on centos7, then migrate our
current svn 1.6.11 on centos5.6 to the 1.6.11 server on centos7. Then
upgrade the svn 1.6.11 server on centos7 to the current version (1.9.7).

Please don't You'll *really* hurt yourself having to support that.
CentOS 7 has 1.7.x as its default Subversion. If you need Subversion
1.9, it's in the "SCLO" repository, such as the copy at
http://mirrors.kernel.org/centos/7.4.1708/sclo/x86_64/sclo/sclo-subversion19/

That published version is 1.9.3, but it actually has some upstream
support at RedHat. I've done personal builds, and used to publish to
RPMforge, and it's not worth the work.

Post by Fei Peng
I am not sure if I can install svn 1.9.7 on centos7 and migrate my svn 1.6.1
directly to the 1.9.7 on centos7.

Yes, you can. Definitely look into setting up an "svnmirror", to
establish a new Subversion on your CentOS 7.x box slaved to the old
one, and look at "svnadmin hotcopy" on the old server to get a copy of
hte configs with your local tuning. We've discussed this before for
people planning upgrades, and even discussed it in the lst week.

When you're happy with the new mirror, *write lock* the old one, and
help your users set their repositories to point to the new server.
It's usually easier and safer if they actually check out new working
copies, but not everyone is willing to do that.

Post by Fei Peng
Any advice will be highly appreciated and thank you in advance!
Fei Peng
t: +1 519.620.7232
m: +1 519.497.9917
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www.trustwave.com

[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
That published version is 1.9.3, but it actually has some upstream
support at RedHat. I've done personal builds, and used to publish to
RPMforge, and it's not worth the work.

Sorry, I realized I was unclear. Unless you really enjoy unfurling the
building of bleeding edge software, or someone is paying you for it,
it's much safer and faster to get a tested build from your favorite
upstream distributor, even if it's not the latest version. The switch
from 1.9.3 to 1.9.7 would not, in my opinion. justify the work of
taking this project on to build it locally if you have a day job. Been
there, done that, have published hundreds of update RPM's, and unless
you like to develop RPM's or handbuild software to feel empowered,
it's not worth the work.

[Branko Čibej]

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
That published version is 1.9.3, but it actually has some upstream
support at RedHat. I've done personal builds, and used to publish to
RPMforge, and it's not worth the work.

Sorry, I realized I was unclear. Unless you really enjoy unfurling the
building of bleeding edge software, or someone is paying you for it,
it's much safer and faster to get a tested build from your favorite
upstream distributor, even if it's not the latest version. The switch
from 1.9.3 to 1.9.7 would not, in my opinion. justify the work of
taking this project on to build it locally if you have a day job. Been
there, done that, have published hundreds of update RPM's, and unless
you like to develop RPM's or handbuild software to feel empowered,
it's not worth the work.

So of course it's always worth taking a look at

http://opensource.wandisco.com/centos/7/svn-1.9/

which does have 1.9.7.


-- Brane

[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

Post by Branko Čibej

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
That published version is 1.9.3, but it actually has some upstream
support at RedHat. I've done personal builds, and used to publish to
RPMforge, and it's not worth the work.

Sorry, I realized I was unclear. Unless you really enjoy unfurling the
building of bleeding edge software, or someone is paying you for it,
it's much safer and faster to get a tested build from your favorite
upstream distributor, even if it's not the latest version. The switch
from 1.9.3 to 1.9.7 would not, in my opinion. justify the work of
taking this project on to build it locally if you have a day job. Been
there, done that, have published hundreds of update RPM's, and unless
you like to develop RPM's or handbuild software to feel empowered,
it's not worth the work.

So of course it's always worth taking a look at
http://opensource.wandisco.com/centos/7/svn-1.9/
which does have 1.9.7.

*True*. And I see that wandisco has chosen to make it a yum enabled
repository, which is cool and makes updates easier. Unfortunately, it
also includes upgrades and system replacements for "serf" and
"mod_dav", which are requirements for the Subversion update but will
replace Red Hat published versions of those components. That can make
dependency handling tricky if you run other web services on the
Subversion server.

[Fei Peng]

Thank you, Nico!

Fei Peng

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-----Original Message-----
From: Nico Kadel-Garcia [mailto:***@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2017 8:46 PM
To: Fei Peng <***@trustwave.com>
Cc: ***@subversion.apache.org
Subject: Re: Subversion version 1.6.11 (r934486) package

Post by Fei Peng
Hello,
Can you please tell me where I can get Subversion version 1.6.11
(r934486) package? I need to setup a 1.6.11 server on centos7, then
migrate our current svn 1.6.11 on centos5.6 to the 1.6.11 server on
centos7. Then upgrade the svn 1.6.11 server on centos7 to the current version (1.9.7).

Please don't You'll *really* hurt yourself having to support that.
CentOS 7 has 1.7.x as its default Subversion. If you need Subversion 1.9, it's in the "SCLO" repository, such as the copy at http://scanmail.trustwave.com/?c=4062&d=19HI2cIm_KBXzn41RIkxVLPDAOCLqYhHRUGRETh4YA&s=5&u=http%3a%2f%2fmirrors%2ekernel%2eorg%2fcentos%2f7%2e4%2e1708%2fsclo%2fx86%5f64%2fsclo%2fsclo-subversion19%2f

That published version is 1.9.3, but it actually has some upstream support at RedHat. I've done personal builds, and used to publish to RPMforge, and it's not worth the work.

Post by Fei Peng
I am not sure if I can install svn 1.9.7 on centos7 and migrate my svn
1.6.1 directly to the 1.9.7 on centos7.

Yes, you can. Definitely look into setting up an "svnmirror", to establish a new Subversion on your CentOS 7.x box slaved to the old one, and look at "svnadmin hotcopy" on the old server to get a copy of hte configs with your local tuning. We've discussed this before for people planning upgrades, and even discussed it in the lst week.

When you're happy with the new mirror, *write lock* the old one, and help your users set their repositories to point to the new server.
It's usually easier and safer if they actually check out new working copies, but not everyone is willing to do that.

Post by Fei Peng
Any advice will be highly appreciated and thank you in advance!
Fei Peng
t: +1 519.620.7232
m: +1 519.497.9917
Trustwave | SMART SECURITY ON DEMAND
www.trustwave.