There are a lot of variables in accomplishing this so I can't really walk you through step by step. But if you have JUST a SVN repository its not too bad. First you dump your existing repo something like this:
sudo svnadmin dump /var/svn/myrepo/ > svn.dump
Then you can take that dump file and import it into the JumpBox svn repository using and resync trac:
I have an existing repository on another computer and I'd like to move this into JumpBox. I already have ssh access but I can't seem to find the directory to move the repo into.
Moving an existing SVN repository into Jumpbox
There are a lot of variables in accomplishing this so I can't really walk you through step by step. But if you have JUST a SVN repository its not too bad. First you dump your existing repo something like this:
Then you can take that dump file and import it into the JumpBox svn repository using and resync trac:
This will just give you your code and revisions. If you have any hooks you will have to move those as well.
Additional information on SVN admin is here:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.4/index.html
Good luck
Austin Godber
Moving an existing SVN repository into Jumpbox
I have an existing repository on another computer and I'd like to move this into JumpBox. I already have ssh access but I can't seem to find the directory to move the repo into.