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

From: Martin Scharrer <mailinglists_at_madmarty.de>
Date: 2006-12-23 18:25:56 CET

Hi,

On Wednesday 13 December 2006 18:43, 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 fount today a Perl module which seems to do this:
http://search.cpan.org/~shlomif/SVN-Pusher-0.03001/bin/svn-pusher

SYNOPSIS:
    % svn-pusher push --revision=4:6 http://hosta/path http://hostb/path
DESCRIPTION:
svn-pusher propagates changesets from one Subversion repository to another.

best,
Martin

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