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I have root access to a server hosting a SVN respository (via SSH).
I need to do some heavy log crunching, basically I have to fetch the revision of each diff using:
svn diff -c ARG
where ARG is the revision number. I have to fetch this information for all the revisions, which takes time if I query the server remotely.
So my question is, if I can SSH into the server, is there anyway I can fetch the logs locally rather than fetching them remotely?
If you get access to the server, you can use svn in file system mode, to query locally, using file:// url. You can check relevant manual page for more information