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Create ~/.netrc with your WatIAM credentials to log into the SVN server
machine ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca login password
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Set the correct permissions on ~/.netrc (Note: This won't save you from untrusted sysadmins on that box.)
$ chmod 0600 ~/.netrc
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Create a password-less SSH key for use for mirroring
$ ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa_os499_github
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Add the contents of the public key to a GitHub account with R/W access to the OS 499 repositories (presumably yours, although a separate bot account would theoretically do). (Don't forget the .pub. :)
$ cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa_os499_github.pub
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDFJoUl9JvSemQWZVMNlw8bT8WqUel+Lq90MIFg6uaFi8yn0QX8tT8YmDrh8g4pmIkX1vFuJCh2H397//Ff19QoLFze4kz5kRpML8qniW2SF/qmGyKn34PaUnhAuoJPFXiNq3JcIg8Qx8wdwNMpSjUvMGemFcwZYgGUDdwhsu1pV7tz47fDNcBW9WSl+bO0rG+xNFWMALiaVb71s8mqjCjiPoQVJblvyE0iuBdhk8kY7IaiFUx/b73BWS2elfpmLCvtMoo0DKVF4elo5YcirllD6IMqO44YYkjQRdYngaz5gmbXGLOJKD5P+WouTKcH08Oww2VhJwrsfTbb2AKGprTJ michael@paprika
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Create or amend ~/.ssh/config to enable automated login with the correct key
Host os499mirror User git Hostname github.com IdentityFile /home/michael/.ssh/id_rsa_os499_github
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Set the correct permissions on ~/.ssh/config
$ chmod 0600 ~/.ssh/config
On recent verisons of Ubuntu (tested on 11.10 as of the time of writing),
$ sudo aptitude install subversion git git-svn
Note that git used to be called git-core on older Debian-based distributions. For other distributions, YMMV.
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NB. This just creates a folder under the single master os499 repository. (FIXME: Perhaps there is a way to make a proper "child" repository; if so, need to see if it's appropriate for our use.)
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Check out os499 from ecesvn
$ mkdir ~/svn/ $ cd ~/svn/ $ svn co https://ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca/courses/os499
NOTE: The SVN repository was initially located at [https://ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca/people/os499][] .
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Make the new "repository" (called scripts here); add a README file. (Markdown for illustration because that's what this file uses.)
$ cd os499 $ mkdir scripts $ mkdir scripts/trunk $ touch scripts/trunk/README.markdown // ... vim scripts/trunk/README.markdown (optional)
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Commit to SVN (this pushes to the server at the same time)
$ svn add scripts $ svn commit
Note that if the repo is public, you can just use GitHub's mirroring feature.
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Create the project on GitHub
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Initial set-up (git)
$ mkdir ~/git/ $ mkdir ~/git/scripts/ $ cd ~/git/scripts/ $ git init
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Create svn.authors
m9chang = Michael Chang [email protected] =
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Initial sync
$ git svn init -T https://ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca/courses/os499/scripts/trunk/ Using higher level of URL: https://ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca/courses/os499/scripts/trunk => https://ecesvn.uwaterloo.ca/courses/os499 $ git svn fetch --authors-file=svn.authors $ git gc
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Initial push (host here should match the Host line in .ssh/config that you created earlier)
$ git remote add origin git@os499mirror:os499/scripts $ git push origin master
$ git svn rebase --authors-file=svn.authors
$ git push origin master
$ git pull origin master
$ git svn dcommit
$ git svn rebase --authors-file=svn.authors
$ git pull origin master
// ... resolve merge issues in Git
$ git push origin master
$ git svn dcommit
- [GitSvnSwitch][] [GitSvnSwitch]: https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitSvnSwitch
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