Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
> Is svnserve really allowing you to create a random svn: junk property?
> I was pretty sure that servers validated svn: properties -- only a
> scant few exist, and users aren't supposed to be able to invent them.
> My guess is that apache is throwing an error (207 mult-s
Hi!!
I've created a Virtual Machine with a Subversion Server. Until Now, the
content was stored in the same VM but my boss want the data out of it
because security. There's some meaning to move this data? Thanks!
Hey, I'm having an issue with our svn server. Im compiling svn 1.6.6 for
it as an upgrade (having removed the yum installed packaged) and im
compiling it against one of 2 apache installs (separate services). This
all works fine, and I get normal operation this way. However in trying
to migrate an o
Self-bump and post to dev list also. Posting 2 days before Christmas
seems to be a bad way to get a response ... ;>
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Kylo Ginsberg wrote:
> Preparatory to setting up a proxy server, I'm trying to svnsync a
> repository from 1.6.6 server to another 1.6.6 server (bo
Hi everyone.
I am really struggling to understand how correctly use the bindings.
I have compiled Subversion 1.6.5 with Perl bindings. Subversion itself works
perfectly. We have a series of scripts written in ksh at the moment but I'm
working on rewriting them in Perl.
I have now reached a poi
2010/1/4 Juan Jesús Cremades Monserrat :
> Hi!!
>
> I've created a Virtual Machine with a Subversion Server. Until Now, the
> content was stored in the same VM but my boss want the data out of it
> because security. There's some meaning to move this data? Thanks!
Doing so won't significantly impro
On Monday 04 January 2010, Juan Jesús Cremades Monserrat wrote:
> I've created a Virtual Machine with a Subversion Server. Until Now, the
> content was stored in the same VM but my boss want the data out of it
> because security.
The existing solution opens the virtual machine to corruption throug
Hi,
You can back up the SVN repository using the "svnadmin dump" command. This dump
file is platform independent. You can restore it back using "svnadmin load"
command in any platform.
Dump Command: svnadmin dump /location/of/the/repository > dumpfilename.dmp
Before restoring the SVN repositor
On Monday 04 January 2010 13:29:23 Juan Jesús Cremades Monserrat wrote:
> Hi!!
>
> I've created a Virtual Machine with a Subversion Server. Until Now, the
> content was stored in the same VM but my boss want the data out of it
> because security. There's some meaning to move this data? Thanks!
>
Hi!!
I've created a Virtual Machine with a Subversion Server. Until Now, the
content was stored in the same VM but my boss want the data out of it
because security. There's some meaning to move this data? Thanks!
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