Move svn server repository to new locationBy neokrates, written on June 23, 2009 |
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On the server, the svn repositories are stored under normal directories. You instruct subversion to “dump” the data from your source repository and “load” it into new location.
Suppose, your current repository location is : /home/svn/repositories/svn/repo1
and you want to move your repository to /home/svn/repositories/svn/scc
Do:
1 2 3 4 | svnadmin dump /home/svn/repositories/svn/repo1 > ~/repo1.dmp cd /home/svn/repositories/svn svn create scc svnadmin load scc < ~/repo1.dmp |
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isn’t working.
the following simply dump works for me:
svnadmin dump /home/svn/repositories/svn/repo1 > repo1.svn
svnadmin load /home/svn/repositories/svn/scc
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Hi,
As I see you have chaged your “dump” command.
I am not sure, but earlier you had some symbols before “>” with “&”
and all information from repo wasn’t saved to dump file and was showed to standart output.
Sorry for my English
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