Can’t do scp:// or file:// directly on the subversion repositories. As you’ve suggested, you might need to write a script to move the generated files to a subversion repository and use the Direct File Hosting capabilities. It’s a little PITA.

After googling a bit, you could try using Wagon SVN. Have a look under the heading Using Wagon-svn with other subversion repositories especially the section where it shows how to use the URI svn:http://...

Do you want mvn site to be invoked at every checkin ?

(Sorry I’m asking, your last comment got my mind spinning into deep thought :) )

Continuous integration ? At some point :) I just need time, which is a little short nowadays (well, until I’ve finished off from my current day job that is – I’ve resigned, but no end date yet!)

So, back to the issue at hand. I don’t think scp:// is a viable option on the current server as it’s being used by thousands upon thousands of users at the moment.

However, back in the day when xp-dev.com did not have an import facility, I used to ask users to upload their dump files to places like box.net and rapidshare.com and upload them manually. Except this one guy had a 1GB+ dump file and most free packages have a conservative file limit.

He did end up using http://www.000webhost.com/. You might want to see if you can ftp:// those things across there.

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Yikes.. thanks for pointing it out Floris! I remember FTP’ing down a dump file and that was it. Didn’t install anything from them. Oh well. I personally think that good free webhosts are a dime in a dozen nowadays.