Hi everbody, I wrote to this mailing list a few days ago (I had some questions regarding how to migrate a repository). I'm still working in this...
The current problem I have is this: I have to modify some paths (trunk/meta/trunk => trunk) in the dump file created with 'svnadmin dump'. I did the modification of 'Node-path' and 'Node-copyfrom-path' with sed. But after loading this modified dump file into the new repo, I got a checksum error for a jar file. If I load the unmodified dump file into the new repository everything is fine. This is the way I created the dump file and modified the paths: >> cat DumpCompleteSource.dump | svndumpfilter include trunk/meta/trunk/_build >> trunk/meta/trunk/_client-libs > Dump_only_trunk.dump >> cat Dump_only_trunk.dump | sed -e 's,^Node-path: trunk/meta/,Node-path: ,' > >> Dump_only_trunk_NodePathFixed.dump >> cat Dump_only_trunk_NodePathFixed.dump | sed -e 's,^Node-copyfrom-path: >> trunk/meta/,Node-copyfrom-path: ,' > >> Dump_only_trunk_NodePathFixed_NodeCopyFromFixed.dump I also tried to concatenate all commands using pipes and omitting creating files, but I still get the checksum . Does anyone know why the usage of sed mess the checksums/content up? For each substitution I used the beginning-of-ile marker '^' so there should'nt be any content modified right? Maybe this is also important: the OS is SunOS 5.10 Kind regards and thanks (again), pete ___________________________________________________________ Schon gehört? WEB.DE hat einen genialen Phishing-Filter in die Toolbar eingebaut! http://produkte.web.de/go/toolbar
