Hi there
I am using svn importer tool to migrate PVCS repos to svn, but end up with errors. Could you help me to sort this? Please find the attachment of the config properties file, and error logs
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You will do much better asking in the appropriate support venue for
Polarion's SvnImporter
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Does pvcs.tmpdir as specified in config.properties actually exist?
config.properties:
pvcs.tmpdir=C:/PVCS/temp/local
svnimporter.log:
10:40:43,099 [main] INFO historyLogger:84 - EXCEPTION CAUGHT:
org.polarion.svnimporter.pvcsprovider.PvcsException:
java.io.FileNotFoundException:
C:\PVCS\temp\local\pvcs.tempdir\vlog.tmp
(The system cannot find the file specified)
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config.properties:
pvcs.tmpdir=C:/PVCS/temp/local
svnimporter.log:
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Then perhaps it's a permissions issue. Try a differnt path prefix, one
you create yourself, like:
pvcs.tmpdir=C:/my_freshly_created_tmp
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It is still the same; I have changed the location to D:/PVCS
I am running this on my machine, not sure it will be a permission
problem
I have pcli.exe also installed on the machine
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From: Michael Diers [mailto:mdi...@elego.de]
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 5:50 PM
To: Ramachandran, Vishwanath(IE10)
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Subject: Re: pvcs to svn migration
Ramachandran, Vishwanath(IE10) wrote:
> It does
Then perhaps it's a permissions issue. Try a differnt path prefix, one
you create yourself, like:
pvcs.tmpdir=C:/my_freshly_created_tmp
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> I am using svn importer tool to migrate PVCS repos to svn, but end up with errors. Could you help me to sort this? Please find the attachment of the config properties file, and error logs
It's been quite a while since I did this and you deleted all the directions for the pvcs config items so I can't recall what you are supposed to put in each one.
I think what is happening is that your export isn't doing anything... and it is trying to do the import and no dump was created. I expect this is because you project path and subproject are wrong.
The first think I would recommend is to take the import out of the equation. You can do that manually after you get the dump file. So change this to:
import_dump_into_svn=no
Next, verify that pvcs.project path is correct. You have it set to c://sky . Is that the path to your pvcs repository? The pvcs repository is the one that contains the "archives" folder.
Then you have pvcs.subproject set to .
I think you should leave this blank if you want to import the full pvcs repository into it.
If you look at the log your configuration is causing it to create this comnand line:
pcli.exe run ->C:/PVCS/temp/local/pvcs.tempdir/files.tmp -q listversionedfiles -prC://sky -l -z /.
I am guessing if you run that command you will not get any output. This is the file that drives the exporter... it reads this file that lists all the versionsed files and start getting them and building the dump file. So, until you can formulate a command with the correct project path and subproject paths and get this to create a file with a list of versioned files nothing is going to happen.
BOb
> I think what is happening is that your export isn't doing anything... and it is trying to do the import and no dump was created. I expect this is because you project path and subproject are wrong.
Actually, I am wrong on this. The problem is that you are specifying the correct project path and subprojects so you aren't getting the file that lists all of the versioned files.
BOb