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Admin at 15:18, 21 November 2011

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Admin at 17:43, 15 August 2011

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Admin at 17:42, 15 August 2011

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‎SVN

Admin at 10:39, 28 June 2011

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Admin: Replaced content with "== SVN == === Creating a SVN Repository === === Moving a SVN Repository ==="

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Replaced content with "== SVN == === Creating a SVN Repository === === Moving a SVN Repository ==="

Admin: Created page with "== SVN == === Move a SVN repository === * on source machine: svnadmin dump /path/to/repo > repo.dump * transfer the file to the destination machine, then on the destination mac..."

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Created page with "== SVN == === Move a SVN repository === * on source machine: svnadmin dump /path/to/repo > repo.dump * transfer the file to the destination machine, then on the destination mac..."

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== SVN ==

=== Move a SVN repository ===
* on source machine:
svnadmin dump /path/to/repo > repo.dump
* transfer the file to the destination machine, then on the destination machine:
cd /repos/path
svnadmin create new-repo
svnadmin load new-repo < repo.dump

'''Note''': if your repo is mature/large, you'll probably want to add compression along the way.

'''Note''': if you have more than one repo on the source machine, all in the same folder (/repos/path), you can do:
* on source machine:
cd /repos/path
for i in `ls`; do svnadmin dump $i > $i.dump
tar cfz dumps.tar.gz *.dump
rm *.dump # just to clean-up
* transfer the dumps.tar.gz to the destination machine, then:
mkdir /new/repos/path
tar xfz dumps.tar.gz
for i in `ls *.dump`; do
svnadmin create `basename $i .dump`;
svnadmin load `basename $i .dump` < $i;
done
rm dumps.tar.gz *.dump # just to clean-up

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	How to setup SVN hosting (via <tt>svn+ssh</tt>) if you're on a shared hosting client - no root access.		How to setup SVN hosting (via <tt>svn+ssh</tt>) if you're on a shared hosting client - no root access.
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 == General ==
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 == SVN ==

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 == SVN ==
 === [[Creating a SVN Repository]] ===
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 === [[Setup a SVN Server on a Shared Hosting]] ===

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 == SVN ==
-=== Move a SVN repository ===
+=== [[Creating a SVN Repository]] ===
-* on source machine:
- svnadmin dump /path/to/repo > repo.dump
-* transfer the file to the destination machine, then on the destination machine:
- cd /repos/path
- svnadmin create new-repo
- svnadmin load new-repo < repo.dump
-'''Note''': if your repo is mature/large, you'll probably want to add compression along the way.
+=== [[Moving a SVN Repository]] ===
-−
-'''Note''': if you have more than one repo on the source machine, all in the same folder (/repos/path), you can do:
-* on source machine:
- cd /repos/path
- for i in `ls`; do svnadmin dump $i > $i.dump
- tar cfz dumps.tar.gz *.dump
- rm *.dump    # just to clean-up
-* transfer the dumps.tar.gz to the destination machine, then:
- mkdir /new/repos/path
- tar xfz dumps.tar.gz
- for i in `ls *.dump`; do
-   svnadmin create `basename $i .dump`;
-   svnadmin load `basename $i .dump` < $i;
- done
- rm dumps.tar.gz *.dump    # just to clean-up