Thank You!
So it is ok to move trac one day and move svn 6 weeks later without
affecting the trac env that ran on new box for 6 weeks without the svn env
that was shared on the previous box?
Ray Ashworth
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On Wed, 2006-03-29 at 12:21 -0600, Ray Ashworth wrote:
> I have been digging around in the directories of the new and old server
and
> I see no recent changes on the new server. So, I am going to assume it
is
> ok to dump for old server and load to new server. Does not look like
this
> will affect the current trac/wiki environment.
Yes, moving the SVN repository and Trac project to a new server will not
hurt anything. I think SVN repositories using the FSFS backend can be
moved safely without the dump/load, but it also doesn't hurt.
Trac projects can be moved as long as the pysqlite versions use
compatible sqlite DB versions (both use pysqlite 1.0.x or both use
1.1.x/2.x). If not then use the sqlite and sqlite3 command lines to
dump and load your database to convert it.
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