Re: Loading a dumpfile into a remote repository

On Feb 7, 2007, at 05:57, Adriano Ferreira wrote:

> I have done a bit of effort to split a project in a repository with
>
> svnadmin dump
>
> and
>
> svndumpfile
>
> until I got it right (no "svndumpfile: File not found" problem and
> correct load into a new local repository).
>
> Now the issue is that I need to stuff this project and its history
> into a remote directory, accessible via a URL like
>
> https://mypro.googlecode.com/svn/
>
> If I understood correctly svnadmin is just for local repositories, so
> I cannot use "svnadmin load" in this case. How do I import this
> dumpfile into a remote repository? It [the target repository] is
> completely empty (Revision 0).

You need to get local access to the remote repository. (Log in to the
server with ssh, for example.) If you will not be granted such access
to the server, then you need to provide the dumpfile to someone who
does have such access.

I haven't used Google Code myself. Perhaps they provide a way to load
dumpfiles. You should ask the Google Code folks about this.

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