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问题 I want to migrate an svn repository in one server to another. I dont have access to that server, but I have svn access with all permissions. Can I replicate the entire svn repository in another server of mine.? I cant access the server because it is a hosted svn provided by Assembla 回答1: I think they have subversion 1.7, there is new tool added in 1.7 for remote dumps called svnrdump. http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.ref.svnrdump.c.dump.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

问题 I'm trying to generate a new repository from an svn dump. The svn dump file contains revisions 1-41. I generate the new repository: svadmin create software_2.0 And then load the revision into the repository: svnadmin load software_2.0 < dump_1_41.dump However, when complete, I get the message committed new rev 1 (loaded from original 41) How do I preserve the revision number when loading a dump file into a newly created repository? 回答1: Assuming the following conditions: The entire source

问题 Is there a way to move a saved login/password for TortoiseSVN to a network repository from machine to machine? Just got a new machine, know my username but don't recall my login to the repository. I know TortoiseSVN saves some auth info on the directories at %appdata%\Subversion\auth Moved over the file I found at svn.simple; I see my user name in it in clear text but the password is encrypted. I also see "wincrypt" in the file so that's the crypto functionality invoked. Ordinarily I'd just

问题 I am trying to make our subversion repository accessible via multiple URLs. To do so, I was thinking to use the LocationMatch directive. My configuration is: <Location ~ "/(svn|repository)"> DAV svn SVNPath /opt/svn AuthzSVNAccessFile /etc/subversion/access </Location> The above configuration does NOT work ... Strange thing is that if i use for example this configuration, it works well for both URLs: <Location ~ "/(svn|repository)"> SetHandler server-status </Location> For me it looks like

问题 i have a directory called 'library' in my SVN tree which uses externals to load libs such as zend framework/smarty/.... im using a self written tool which uses "svn list" where i can select files which should be uploaded to the servers and it seems svn list doesnt load external props and thus the library directory is empty which means i cant upload the libs using my tool so the question: is there any option to have 'svn list' also load the externals? thx 回答1: The solution would be to call:

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 8 years ago . At our new office we have a bit of a problem with file sharing. Currently we are using DropBox, but we'd prefer to use SVN because of all the extra features. The nice thing about DropBox is, as far as I understood, that it also syncs over the LAN with other computeres, so not using the internet heavily. This is

问题 I usually use git and know little beyond the basics of Subversion, so please be gentle. I'm using TortoiseSVN on Windows 7. The SVN client recently announced it needed to upgrade, so I did that. All files lost their source control icons, and a new menu item appeared in Explorer prompting me to upgrade my repository working copy to v1.7. I did that and see the error attached. I've searched for the file it mentions, it does not exist in my local repository. I seem unable to do a Clean as the

问题 We're contemplating a move from SVN to Git/Gitlab but I'd like some advice from anyone who's done this move before as to which of the two following workflows would work best for us or whether there is a better way to do this. Our SVN repository currently looks something like this: \tags \product1_v2 \product_1 \common \product2_v1 \trunk \product_1 \product_2 \common From what I've read, the correct way to use git would be to break product_1 , product_2 and common into separate repositories.

问题 We face currently the problem to allow people access to parts of a subversion repository (1.5.x, soon 1.6.x), that is secure in other parts. Let me give you some details: We have a production server where a lot of projects have their own subversion repository. For each of the projects, there exists a section in our Apache config that looks like that: DAV svn SVNPath /export/subversion/PROJ1 SVNAutoversioning on #Authentication AuthType Basic AuthName "Subversion PROJ1" AuthBasicProvider ldap

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 8 years ago . Possible Duplicate: How to use SVN, Branch? Tag? Trunk? I have seen several articles that describe the best svn layout to be: Trunk Project1 Project2 Project3 Branch Tags Why is this the recommended layout and what exactly are the Branch and Tags folders supposed to be used for? 回答1: /Trunk is the base folder of your application's code. It is here that you do work on your next version / release. /Branch is a folder that allows you