Was anxious to see what it would report but so far it looks good. :-)

Your optimism was correct; it's finished: http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3330?p=Achievo+ATK Great! Thanks a lot for your support!

We've checked and there appears to be a checksum error in the file. We also checked other files for the same type of errors (using 'svnadmin verify') and corrected all of them. I wouldn't want to ... [More] waste your time by trial and error, so maybe you can give me some information on the commands that your scripts will run, so we can test them before you try again? [Less]

Hmm, no, this runs on a server that is part of a cluster that runs most of our websites too. It's being used heavily throughout the day as our entire development team (40+) is working with that SVN ... [More] server so I guess one ohloh checkout shouldn't really be a problem. :) I'll have our sysadmin look at it. [Less]

I saw it running for a while, but now it's set to 'failed' again. Can you see what went wrong this time?

Hi Robin, we've checked the repository. It appears some non-ascii chars were in the log messages of the CVS repository. cvs2svn converted them, but the log command chokes on them. We've edited the ... [More] log entries and removed the characters. I was now able to run the svn log command succesfully. Could you please try again? [Less]

Hmm, indeed, that command fails here as well. I'll have our sysadmin look at it and post the result here. It's a conversion from a CVS repository, maybe it has something to do with that.

Hi, we've waited along time before we finally moved our project from a closed CVS server to an open SVN server, so we could finally add our code to ohloh. Ahlas, the import seems to fail. ... [More] http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3330/enlistments What could be the problem? I've succesfully checked out the repository using cmdline svn and tortoisesvn. [Less]