On Mar 16, 2012, at 13:33, Giorgio F. Signorini wrote:
> I need to delete a file permanently from my repository, since it was
> added by mistake and is very big. I understand this is not a very easy
> thing to do, and is related to the project of an 'svn obliterate'
> command.
>
> I seem to have
Your recipe should work, assuming the file was added in r100 and never
changed or copied afterwards. You may pass --deltas to 'svnadmin dump'
(no reason not to). It'll offset r101:r200 revnums by one in the new
repository.
Another way is to use svnsync with path-based authz blocking the file
(an
Hello
I need to delete a file permanently from my repository, since it was
added by mistake and is very big. I understand this is not a very easy
thing to do, and is related to the project of an 'svn obliterate'
command.
I seem to have found a simple workaround for my problem, and I would
very mu
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 12:29:05PM +, Schroeder, Hartmut wrote:
> Hi *
>
> we work with remote Subversion Clients, connected to our Subversion-Server
> (Version 1.6.16) via VPN-Tunnels. Some of them work fine, the connection to
> others sometimes shuts down during checkouts or updates with t
Hi *
we work with remote Subversion Clients, connected to our Subversion-Server
(Version 1.6.16) via VPN-Tunnels. Some of them work fine, the connection to
others sometimes shuts down during checkouts or updates with the message on
their Tortoise Client "Could not connect to server".
In the Ap
