GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide by Graham Williams
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Changing the Repository

I had set up a SVN repository on Belinos (106.7) and noticed that I had checked a project out of the repository on Belinos (106.7) to my home directory. I was then committing changes from Athene (106.9), to the NFS mounted SVN repository, which is not a good thing to do (NFS has issues with SVN). I have instead set things up to work with snvserver.

But how to change the location of the svn repository. The information is in the file .svn/entries. I editted the file manually, not finding any easy hint of a command to do it. I changed:

file:///consus/svn/myproject/trunk
file:///consus/svn/myproject

to

svn://belinos/consus/svn/myproject/trunk
svn://belinos/consus/svn/myproject

Seems to have worked!