URGENT: Sourceforge.net new connection method for SVN

Hey all, notice that SVN might be acting a bit wonky as
sourceforge.net
has changed the url for svn for projects like ours,
cctools:

http://sourcef
orge.net/docs/E09#notice

So, for ccHost migration from within the cchost dir:

svn switch --relocate http
s://svn.sourceforge.net/cctools/cchost/trunk 
https://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ccto
ols/cchost/trunk


Cheers!

Jon

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On 7/9/07, Jon Phillips <joncreativecommons.org>
wrote:
> So, for ccHost migration from within the cchost dir:
>
> svn switch --relocate http
s://svn.sourceforge.net/cctools/cchost/trunk 
> https://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ccto
ols/cchost/trunk

For whatever reason the servers running ccMixter refuse to
pay
attention to this command.  If anyone has any ideas I'm
open. I have
noticed that the '.svn/entries'  on this server are in xml
format
whereas everywhere else it's in a cr/lf format, the change
happened
here:

htt
p://svn.haxx.se/dev/archive-2006-04/0149.shtml

The only sure and clean thing I can think of is to simply
checkout
somewhere else and replace the root tree. I would really
hate to shut
down the site to do this. I've tried on a dev machine and
seems to
have worked  -- but I would prefer almost any other
in-place
solution...

VS
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On 7/10/07, Victor Stone <fourstones.netgmail.com> wrote:
> On 7/9/07, Jon Phillips <joncreativecommons.org>
wrote:
> > So, for ccHost migration from within the cchost
dir:
> >
> > svn switch --relocate http
s://svn.sourceforge.net/cctools/cchost/trunk 
> > https://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ccto
ols/cchost/trunk
>
> For whatever reason the servers running ccMixter refuse
to pay
> attention to this command.  If anyone has any ideas I'm
open. I have
> noticed that the '.svn/entries'  on this server are in
xml format
> whereas everywhere else it's in a cr/lf format, the
change happened
> here:
>
> htt
p://svn.haxx.se/dev/archive-2006-04/0149.shtml

Actually I just logged into the ccMixter server and ran
"svn switch"
with sudo and it appears to have worked just fine.  Doing an
"svn
status -u" (to show available updates) connects to the
server just
fine now.  I assume that there was just a file or two that
someone
else owned.

The XML to CR/LF change happened a couple versions about in
Subversion; not a big deal.  The old Subversion access
method (without
the project name first) has been deprecated for months; I
saw it
announced several times in their monthly e-mailing.

>
> The only sure and clean thing I can think of is to
simply checkout
> somewhere else and replace the root tree. I would
really hate to shut
> down the site to do this. I've tried on a dev machine
and seems to
> have worked  -- but I would prefer almost any other
in-place
> solution...
>
> VS
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Check out how I solved this. I blogged it:

http://rejon.org/2007/07/10/please-ge
t-a-newer-subversion-client-one-liner/

I knew that was going to come i handy...

Try rsync with the --dry-run option if curious about what
will happen...

Jon


On Tue, 2007-07-10 at 14:59 -0700, Victor Stone wrote:
> On 7/9/07, Jon Phillips <joncreativecommons.org>
wrote:
> > So, for ccHost migration from within the cchost
dir:
> >
> > svn switch --relocate http
s://svn.sourceforge.net/cctools/cchost/trunk 
> > https://cctools.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ccto
ols/cchost/trunk
> 
> For whatever reason the servers running ccMixter refuse
to pay
> attention to this command.  If anyone has any ideas I'm
open. I have
> noticed that the '.svn/entries'  on this server are in
xml format
> whereas everywhere else it's in a cr/lf format, the
change happened
> here:
> 
> htt
p://svn.haxx.se/dev/archive-2006-04/0149.shtml
> 
> The only sure and clean thing I can think of is to
simply checkout
> somewhere else and replace the root tree. I would
really hate to shut
> down the site to do this. I've tried on a dev machine
and seems to
> have worked  -- but I would prefer almost any other
in-place
> solution...
> 
> VS
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On 7/10/07, Nathan R. Yergler <nathanyergler.net> wrote:
> Actually I just logged into the ccMixter server and ran
"svn switch"
> with sudo and it appears to have worked just fine. 
Doing an "svn
> status -u" (to show available updates) connects to
the server just
> fine now.  I assume that there was just a file or two
that someone
> else owned.

I thought of that and tried it with sudo and it just didn't
work for
me, but whatever.

I also should mention that on another machine the switch
command
didn't work until I removed the cchost/trunk part of the
urls

Thanks
VS
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