[svk-users] pull / sync mirror via sneakernet

[Jesse Vincent]

On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 09:39:33PM -0500, Andrew Sasak wrote:
> Warning, I'm extremely new to SVK, but am quite familiar with SVN. I
> have a machine that cannot be networked and from which no data can be
> downloaded to media, etc. Is there any way I can setup a depot on it
> which can be updated by moving only the new revisions to it.

What if you use a tool to do a full mirror of your "remote" svn repo to a 
file you can burn to media. On your 'secure' server, you can 'mirror'
from that file:/// based svn repo.  When you want to import from the
outside world, just remirror and reburn and replace the media on your
secure server with the updated copy of the remote repo and "svk sync"

Does that work for you?

> For
> example, lets say a depot is created and synced from cd so its current
> with revision 1000. Life goes on and the outside depot or repo is up
> to revision 1123. I'd like to be able to use a networked machine run a
> command that "gets" changes from revision 1000 to 1123 and burn them
> to a CD then "import" those changes into the depot on the isolated
> machine. The reason for wanting this and not just moving a code
> "patch" to the machine is that I'd like to be able to do diffs, switch
> to branches, etc. Thanks for anybody who can at least tell me if this
> is possible, and give me any pointers to figuring out how to do it.
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