Re: Updates

Christian

Thanks for doing the conversion.

I went out there last night but there was no file to import so thought 
it might take a while to show up so did not post anything.  Still no 
file out there as of this morning.

*Source data type     Source file     Destination [1]    Replace [2]
SVN dump file archive     No valid files were found for importing, 
please consult the documentation.*

Do you think I need to wait or is it that since you uploaded the file it 
does not allow me to view it?

Again thanks


Christian Geisert wrote:
> kjpou schrieb:
>   
>> Christian
>>
>> Also let me know of anything else you need.  Or anybody else out there 
>> as well.  I will try and get it done.
>>     
>
> I just uploaded an svn dump of the current cvs repository
> (created with cvs2svn --dumpfile tn5250jsvndump.gz tn5250j-cvs/ )
> to the "uploads" directory (I'm not really sure where this is located)
>
> According to
> http://apps.sourceforge.net/trac/sitedocs/wiki/Subversion%20import%20instructions#ImportingaSubversiondumpfile
> you should now be able to import this from the web interface.
> After a succesfull import we should have a closer look at the new
> repository (doing a checkout, building etc) and if everything is ok
> close the old cvs repository. Then we can think about moving directories 
> etc.
>
> Christian
>
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