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I have a local repository and I have just signed up to unfuddle and want to sync my local repository to the new one I have created on there.

I was told to run the following command:

svnsync init --username USERNAME http://username.unfuddle.com/svn/username-rep http://SOURCE_REPO_URL

Firstly, I assume I can remove the username stuff if the source repository doesn't require authentication?

Secondly, when I run that command my system doesn't recognize it. I assumed svnsync needed to be added somewhere in Windows so that it could be run via it's name only (think the correct term is an environment variable)?, but not only do I not know how to do that I don't know what program to add...... I cannot find any svnsync.exe or anything locate din my TortoiseSVN folder.

What do I need to do here?

Stefan
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Brett
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  • Well if the creator of TortoiseSVN can't help me then I don't think I have much chance of others helping me either lol.... also not sure why my tag for `tortoisesvn` was removed when I was asking why I don't have the `svsnync` program included in the download I got? – Brett Aug 20 '13 at 17:13

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When you install TortoiseSVN you are given the option to install the Subversion binaries as well:

TortoiseSVN custom installation

Once you do that, you will see svnsync.exe in the installation folder:

Location of the SVN binaries installed by TortoiseSVN

As long as you have C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin in your PATH variable, you will be able to call svnsync.exe from the command-line:

TortoiseSVN in PATH variable

(You can view your PATH variable thus (on Windows 7): Start -> right-click Computer -> Properties -> Advanced system settings -> Environment variables.... DO NOT overwrite whatever is there - simply append the path to TortoiseSVN if it isn't already there. More info here.)

svnsync working from the C:\ path in the command-line

Hope this helps.

Sameer Singh
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