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Regardless, you can build Subversion without Berkeley DB and use the  
fsfs module (--without-berkeley-db), which is what I recommend for  
most usage patterns for Subversion. It can be a royal PITA when your  
Berkeley database is corrupted and you lose revision details, or more  
common, when you upgrade to a new version of Berkeley DB and can't  
read your old subversion database. If you do choose to use the bdb  
backend, I highly recommend having a crontab that runs svnadmin dump  
nightly!

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On 2 dec 2005, at 18.09, Tim Watts wrote:

&gt; Hi,
&gt;
&gt; Anyone out there built svn? I'm having all sorts of trouble  
&gt; building it.
&gt; Yesterday I built it fine. Today I needed to rebuild it to get  
&gt; Berkley DB
&gt; support and now I can't even get a makefile. (yes I tried 'make  
&gt; clean' first;
&gt; also tried untarring a clean distro). Configure doesn't seem to be  
&gt; able to
&gt; deal with db 4.4. Is this true?



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