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To import an existing subversion repository, you will first need to create a dump using the svnadmin dump command, e.g.
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svnadmin dump /path/to/repos > repos.dump if you are a RailsPlayground customer, upload your dump file to your home directory. If you are not a RailsPlayground customer, upload your dump file to a ftp/http location that we can then in turn download the dump from. Next, open a support ticket and let us know were your dump file is located and what repository we should import this into.
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Is there a way to do this a bit more securely? I would hate to get caught with our hole repository online available to anyone.
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You can password protect the directory on your webserver or you can put your repository dump in a password protected ftp/sftp space and give us the login and password to download the dump file.
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Heres how to export a remote SVN to .dump file if you do not have access to the local file system using a Linux system.
Go to a shell and type in these commands and substitute as necessary Code:
MYREPO=/home/me/someplace svnadmin create $MYREPO echo '#!/bin/sh' >$MYREPO/hooks/pre-revprop-change chmod +x $MYREPO/hooks/pre-revprop-change svnsync init file://$MYREPO http://SVN.remote.url.goes.here/ svnsync sync file://$MYREPO Code:
svnadmin dump $MYREPO > repos.dump |
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