| # First create a repo on github, then, do the following: | |
| git clone --bare git@myoldserver.com:myoldrepo.git | |
| cd myoldrepo.git | |
| git push --mirror git@github.com:myusername/mynewrepo.git |
| # Warning, this was only tested on small project that use only the main branch. use at your own risk... | |
| # First clone your repo | |
| $ git clone <some repo> | |
| $ cd <some repo> | |
| $ git remote -v | |
| origin olduser@oldhost.com:OldRepoName.git (fetch) | |
| origin olduser@oldhost.com:OldRepoName.git (push) | |
| $ git remote rm origin | |
| # Then archive. | |
| # Some time later, when restarting to work on the project, create a blank repo in git hub and do : |
The apachesolr module for Drupal provides a first class search engine with faceted search and more. This module needs a solr server to work.
This post explains how you can install the module and a solr server on Mac OS 10.6.
Snow Leopard has already Java installed so it's pretty easy to install Apache Solr. You can almost follow the readme coming with the module but this give you a fast way ;).
Install apchesolr module