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How do you get the version number your subversion repository server is using?

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Your question is ambigous. What kind of server do you use? DAVSVN via Apache, SVNServe? Maybe you also want to get the version of your svnadmin tool? – Andreas Jul 23 '10 at 10:06
dont have access to the server so it doesnt matter, just want to know how to find out through tortoise or any other means. – shane Jul 23 '10 at 10:10
Are you looking for the version number of the subversion software itself? Or the current HEAD version number of your files which are kept in subversion? – Doug Harris Jul 27 '10 at 15:32
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/141146/…. – Matt Solnit Aug 3 '10 at 17:55
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Usually when you go to the SVN repo that has a webserver running (most do), you'll get a footer displaying it. For instance, I use an SVN repo that's located at: http://svn.web-wack.at/ispconfig3_roundcube3/

The footer of that page is: Powered by Subversion version 1.5.1 (r32289).

Just try and navigate to the repo through the browser.

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To see which repository format your repo is using, do cat reponame/format, where reponame is to path to your repository on the SVN server.

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