Re: How to import a local repository to a remote location?

On Dec 13, 2006, at 11:43, Stefan Langer wrote:

> I have a local repository which allready has a history. Now I want
> to move this repository to a new location. Unfortunatly I do not
> have file access to the remote repository. I can access it remotly
> but I am not able to run svnadmin load to import a dump file into
> the repository.
> Are there any tools out there that allow me to move the repository
> from my local location to the remote location without having to
> access the repository at the file level?
> I guess what I'm looking for is a svnclient that is able to checkin
> each revision one at a time and this in an automated fashion.

Sorry, I've never heard of any such thing. Get file-level access to
the remote repo and use svnadmin load, or provide your dumpfile to
someone who does have file-level access to that repo and have them
run svnadmin load.

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