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Fw: Porting SVN Repository from Solaris Platform to SUSE Platform Retaining
History & Rev #'s
Hi ALL,
We have a Repository here, on a Sun Solaris 9 Platform ... we want to
port that over to a SUSE Platform but, not LOSE all of the Revision
History ... ie Log entries and Revision Numbers , etc ....
I was looking around in the Docs and trying some tests and so far it seem
that you lose the History ... ? There must be a Utility out there that
can do this, but so far I haven't stumbled upon it yet ! Does anyone
know if there is such a utility or some other means to accomplish this
task ? Many thanks for your assitance !
Best Regards,
Joe
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Re: Fw: Porting SVN Repository from Solaris Platform to SUSE Platform Retaining History & Rev #'s
Posted by Andy Levy <an...@gmail.com>.
On Nov 29, 2007 11:46 AM, Felix Gilcher <fe...@exozet.com> wrote:
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> The standard way of moving a repository around (svnadmin dump on the source,
> svnadmin load on the target machine) should retain all history.
>
Described in full at
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.4/svn.reposadmin.maint.html#svn.reposadmin.maint.migrate
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AW: Fw: Porting SVN Repository from Solaris Platform to SUSE Platform Retaining History & Rev #'s
Posted by Felix Gilcher <fe...@exozet.com>.
The standard way of moving a repository around (svnadmin dump on the source, svnadmin load on the target machine) should retain all history.
Regards
felix
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Betreff: Fw: Porting SVN Repository from Solaris Platform to SUSE Platform Retaining History & Rev #'s
Hi ALL,
We have a Repository here, on a Sun Solaris 9 Platform ... we want to port that over to a SUSE Platform but, not LOSE all of the Revision History ... ie Log entries and Revision Numbers , etc ....
I was looking around in the Docs and trying some tests and so far it seem that you lose the History ... ? There must be a Utility out there that can do this, but so far I haven't stumbled upon it yet ! Does anyone know if there is such a utility or some other means to accomplish this task ? Many thanks for your assitance !
Best Regards,
Joe
________________________________________________________________________________________
Joseph H. Dayney | Software Engineer | RR Donnelley
630W 1000N | Logan, UT 84321 | (: 435-755-4278 | È: 801-608-1052 | Ê: 435-755-4210 | *: joseph.h.dayney@rrd.com <ma...@rrd.com>
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