Dizkus

Hiya folks, I couldn't think of a better place for this so please move it if it's placed wrong.

I havn't access my project in the NOC for about 10 months due to my main comp being down and not having access to all my work. Well it's better now.

Back when I first started the project I had only just learned about cvs and of course made a mess of my first commit, no biggy just threw everything in the attic (although I considered this messy and really regreted the error). Then I discovered SVN and noticed other projects switching over and am convinced that that's the way to go having read up on the diffs (pun intended) over the last 10 months.

So, can I switch to SVN? Since I have no usable files in there would it be better to just start another project and close that one down? And what would be the best way to go about all this?



edited by: Topiatic, Oct 28, 2006 - 12:55 PM

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yes

no problem, your current repository will be completly ported to SVN

AFAIK all you need to do is to lock a support ticket over at hostnuke.com

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I was in exactly the same situation some months ago, and I can confirm that this is possible and will be done with the help of the secret and hidden NOC ghosts.

Just ask and pray for it. However, you critics about the NOC support forums is more than correct - something need to be done there.

Greetings,
Chris

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Thanks guys, support ticket logged.

I would never have thought to go to HostNuke directly for this, but considering the relationship there and that these are serverside scripts, it makes sense.

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