On your old server, create a dump file using the following command:
svnadmin dump /path/to/repository > reponame.dmp
On your new SVN Server create a new repository:
svnadmin create MyProjects
Copy the dump file onto the new server and run the following command
svnadmin load MyProjects< reponame.dmp
After creating a new SVN repository I was unable to commit or create folders. I received the following error message: “Can’t created directory” … “permission denied”
The problem was the svn folder did not have write access for the group. This was solved by applying the write permission for the group.
After creating a new SVN repository I was unable to commit or create folders. I received the following error message: “Can’t created directory” … “permission denied”
The problem was the svn folder did not have write access for the group. This was solved by applying the write permission for the group.
Show lines containing “127.0″
cat access.log.1 | grep “127.0″
Show all lines NOT containing “127.0″
cat access.log.1 | grep -v “127.0″
Show all lines containing a # (Nice for reading config files)
cat main.cf | grep -v ^#
Show config files AND no empty lines
cat main.cf | grep -v ^# | grep -v ^$
echo “Test!” | logger
check the manual for “logger” for more information and switches: (man logger)