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Flatten out svnaccess

From: Naumenko, Roman <roman.naumenko_at_rbccm.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2014 19:52:28 +0000

Hello SVN users,

We're looking to integrate svn access info into some reporting systems, but its almost impossible to use information from svnaccess to join with other sources.
The reason is that there are no structured relation between groups, users, repositories and permissions.

So I'm looking how to get it flattened, to have something like this:

user1 | group1 | repo | path | permissions
user2 | group1 | repo | path | permissions
and so on...

So far I managed to get first two cols, after massaging svnaccess file with combination of sed, grep and awk.
Then it become obvious that getting last three will be a problem.

Does anybody know if its possible to get this file transformed into something more sql friendly?

Thanks,
--Roman Naumenko
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