Congratulations on the move to Subversion! Very good, very good. If I had been paying attention, I would have volunteered to help as I moved a few repositories-- including PyObjC-- over the past year. If you need any assistance with configuration, let me know.
In any case, I would highly recommend using the FsFs backing store for Subversion. It tends to be a lot less fragile and is the backend being used by the subversion developers, these days.
Unless it has changed recently, you'll need to do the cvs2svn conversion which will produce a Berkeley DB backed repository, then dump the subversion repository, and then load it into an FsFs backed repository. A couple of extra commands, but worthwhile.
Maybe you can help with an issue we're having -- is there anyway to merge repositories? We already have stuff in the svn repository that we'd like to keep, as well as adding the Webware repository -- right now it looks like we'll have to create a new repository for Webware, then copy over all the stuff in the current repository (losing history), or maybe dump the current repository and put it in a sub-tree... hmm; I guess that would work in this case.
I did encounter a problem when I wanted to move WSGIKit over to the Webware repository, since I wanted to move one subtree into another subtree -- I ended up just copying everything over losing history for that.
-- Ian Bicking / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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