Mark Richards wrote:
> Perhaps this is important: The source files are located on a linux box
> on my local LAN. The box serves as an NT PDC via Samba. The share is
> mapped to a local drive. The repository exists on a second linux box,
> also on the local LAN. The process of "importing" was to drag and drop
> the source directory tree into my new repository. So essentially I'm
> going between one linux box to another, via samba on each, through a
> Windows XP workstation.
>
> O Joy.
>
> [...]
>
> So, with all this, any ideas, thoughts, or suggestions?
This really isn't a TortoiseSVN issue, but rather a subversion
issue.... TortoiseSVN just uses the subversion libraries to do
the work.
You failed (I think) to mention how you are accessing your
repository? svn, svn+ssh, http, https ?
Regardless, my suggest would be to tar.bz2 your sources,
move them to the linux box host subversion, and use
the command line tools to do the import directly on
the box, rather than sending all the data (and all the overhead
of SMB and latency, etc., etc.) across your LAN twice.
Thanks,
Joseph
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Received on Thu Jun 1 01:04:25 2006