How do I get a list of the subversion projects stored in a database when all I know is the path of the database?
We are currently using git and the git repo only goes back to when the subversion repo was imported with no history. We are being asked to produce earlier version of the source code for a project that predates all of us. I was able to locate where the original subversion database was located in the file system of an old machine:
/store/svn/project/db
The question is how do I bring this back online so that I can browse the projects that are in it and more important loo开发者_Go百科k at the version of the code in them?
Smacking my forehead for asking this. All I had to do was simply install the subversion server on the machine and start it:
svnserve -d
then I was able to get a list of the repos in it:
svn list --verbose file:///store/svn/project
3659 john 21 Oct 29 2008 .gitignore
7946 charlie May 26 2009 branches/
7945 ip May 22 2009 tags/
7953 miles Jul 02 2009 trunk/
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