Jon W schrieb:
The vss action was a delete (followed by a destroy a few months
later), and the svn action used was an "add" on 05/04/01 for both the
directory and files.

Just let me know if you can think of anything that I should try or
lookup.  I'll keep looking in the meantime.
In case of a destroy you can't do anything. The file is really purged and there is no way to retrieve the state of the archive earlier than the destroy. Not in VSS and not in subversion. In VSS you can go back to each file and try to grep earlier version individually.

The only solution is to use the "lost+found" szenario for the conversion. But this is still a little to go. Not much, but a little. It all depends on an apropriate name conflict resolution algorithm. I could add all "lost+found" physical files with the name of the physical file to a lost+found folder. Then we won't have any conflict. But this is ugly in some way. If I add them with the last name, we can get conflicts if we find two files with the same name.

And one thing must be changed in the converter also: We must be able to create the lost+found directory when we find the first file. When I last tried something similar with the "labels" directory I didn't found a fast solution.


Dirk
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