Re: Switching svnsync process from http to svn protocol

Murli Varadachari wrote:
>
>
> I have set up a svnsync process from repo A to repo B I.e “
>
> (a) svnsync synchronize http://repoB http://repoA

I think you mean:

        svnsync init http://repoB http://repoA

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> Then I run
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> svnsync synchronize http://repoB
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>
> The question now is now can I now start resynchronizing using the “svn”
> protocol instead of using “http” -- Example: svnsync synchronize
> svn://repoB .

You can view the properties that were set during init this way:

        svn pl -v --revprop -r0 http://repoB

There are no properties set on the master at all; the only place where
the master knows which slaves to push to is in the post-commit hook itself.

If you look at the properties that were set, you will see that
svn:sync-from-url points to the URL on the *master*, so if you are only
changing the transport method to the *slave*, no changes need to be made.

If, on the other hand, you want to have the URL used for updates from
the *master* to be svn:// instead of http://, then you can use propset
to change svn:sync-from-url.

HTH

John

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Received on 2008-08-29 15:55:26 CEST