On 7/27/17, 11:15 PM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Sounds plausible. An empty pre-revprop-change hook script would allow
any revprop change, which you may not want. It's probably possible to
write a more-specific script that would allow only the changes
svnsync needs and disallow others.
. . .
svnsync is probably best, since it allows you to easily incrementally
mirror a live read/write repository to another server. It can be slow
but once it's done it makes it very quick to switch from the old
server to the new one with minimal downtime. Some of the other
methods require you to make the source repository read-only or take
it offline for the duration of the migration, which could take hours
or days depending on how large your repository is.
. . .
and Arwin and Nico said similar things.
Thanks, Ryan, Arwin, and Nico.
It took a bit of futzing around, but as I type this, I'm replicating a
repository (the smallest and currently least-active one).
It took me a while to realize that the hooks with .tmpl extensions were
templates, not live hooks, and I was right on the verge of asking for
help when I looked at the instructions again, and realized that instead
of setting up the required null hook, I'd overwritten a template (DUH!)
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JHHL
