How to move an SVN repository from one server to another [closed]

Question

I need to copy the existing SVN repository from one development server to another. Per my understandings, I have come up with the steps. It would be great if someone can verify and let me know if I have missed any point.

Current server: dev10.dev.location.somename.com
Current repo location: dev10$/export/svnrepo/reponame
URL: svn:// dev10.dev.location.somename.com/export/svnrepo/newrepo/trunk

New server: dev11.dev.location.somename.com
New repo location: dev11$/export/svnrepo/newrepo

I would like to have a URL like svn://dev11.dev.location.somename.com/export/svnrepo/newrepo/trunk. Do I need to import the new repository?

SVN server --- **svnserve**

Steps:

1. Install svnserve server in dev11

2. Check working directory is fully checked-in at dev10 to Subversion, and back it up.

3. Dump the Subversion repository. This is done with an svnadmin command: at dev10

   svnadmin dump /export/svnrepo/reponame | gzip -9 - > reponame.dump.gz
   

4. Create the new subversion repository ---- at dev11. To create a repository, ‘newrepo’, run the svnadmin create command from $SVNHOME/bin. Provide fullpath to the repository at dev11.

   svnadmin create /export/svnrepo/newrepo
   

5. Copy the reponame.dump.gz file up to the dev11 server.

6. Load the dumpfile into the new repository: at dev11

   zcat reponame.dump.gz | svnadmin load /export/svnrepo/newrepo
   

7. Checkout the new repository to a directory at dev11

   svn co svn:// dev11.dev.location.somename.com/export/svnrepo/newrepo/trunk
   

8. Switch my working directory to the new repository.

Busybody

Aah, my steps were correct. I just executed them. Thanks – Busybody