Re: Moving Easyshop from Google code to the collective

JC Brand wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm resending this email I previously sent to the plone-users list, 
> hopefully someone here can help me.
> 
> I've also created a ticket on trac (again with the same text):
> https://dev.plone.org/plone/ticket/9839
> 
> Apologies to those who have already received/read the original mail.
> 
> 
> At the recent Plone conference in Budapest, Sasha Vinčić
> started an open talk about e-commerce solutions for Plone.
> 
> Kai Diefenbach's Easyshop was identified as one of the best current
> solutions. He is however is not actively developing the codebase anymore
> as he has moved on to another framework for his e-commerce development
> needs.
> 
> At the moment, wider community participation and development on this
> product is hampered by the fact that it is hosted on Google code and not
> in the Plone svn collective.
> 
> It was decided at the open space talk that we would ask Kai for his
> blessing in moving the easyshop repo from Google to the collective.
> 
> I have since contacted Kai, who is happy with the idea.
> 
> I'd like to copy the Easyshop repo with its revision history over to the
> collective.
> 
> I've made a dump file of the easyshop repository by first replicating it
> on my machine and then running 'svnadmin dump' afterwards.
> 
>> svnadmin create easyshop-repo
>> svnsync init file:///home/jc/work/easyshop-repo/ 
>> https://easyshop-for-plone.googlecode.com/svn/
>> svnsync sync file:///home/jc/work/easyshop-repo/
>> svnadmin dump easyshop-repo > easyshop.dmp
> 
> This dump file must now be loaded into the collective repository with
> 'svnadmin load'. This needs to be done on the filesystem of the
> collective svn server.
> 
> So... could I be granted ssh access to the collective svn server to be
> allowed to load the Easyshop repo, or is there anyone else who has ssh
> access and who would be willing help with this?
> 
> Thanks!
> J-C
> 
You could do a ticket on plone.org tracker and assign it to calvinhp (of 
six feet up)... I suspect he will know who can help...

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