In T3179#198521, @michelkaeser wrote:

In T3179#142498, @lfarkas wrote:

Trac wiki import to Phabricator's Phriction.

Based on svemir's anser in https://secure.phabricator.com/Q12 a not to nice not perfect but more then nothing:

https://github.com/lfarkas/phabricator/blob/master/scripts/util/trac_wiki_import.php

@lfarkas the Github link results in a 404. Do you still have a copy of this script? I am in need of a Trac Wiki importer and yours seems the only one available. Or does anyone else have a working script?

Thanks in advance.

Wouldn't it be cleaner to add "Import and Host" option during repo creation? imho a migration from anything to Pharbicator the most obvious way is to migrate the source repo too.

you said the only one way to import & host is to first import and i can only switch to host after the import finished? since i almost certainly do it in a way as i described above the third way (ie set it to hosting before start activate import. and anyway why is it possible to set the hosting repository before start to import? if it's not possible or not supported in this way then remove (or at least should have to be grayed out) this possibility in the "Configure More Options First" ie. repository settings page.

Are you a user or developer of Phabricator?
Actually there three ways to create a repo in Phabricator (let's talk about only git repo).

• Create a New Hosted Repository Create a new, empty repository which Phabricator will host.
• Import an Existing External Repository Import a repository hosted somewhere else, like GitHub, Bitbucket, or your organization's existing servers. Phabricator will read changes from the repository but will not host or manage it. The authoritative master version of the repository will stay where it is now.
• Import an Existing External Repository and at the same time Create a New Hosted Repository for it. This means import a repository hosted somewhere else, like GitHub, Bitbucket, or your organization's existing servers. Then create a new, repository (based on the import source) which Phabricator will host.

actually it's not true:-) it IS possible to import it Phabricator's diffusion a git repo and host it inside. since i already did it many time. sometimes it's working sometimes it's not (with the same source and the same repo).
actually i do some more debugging.

• if i import it with " Start Import Now" in stead of "Configure More Options First" which means no hosting ie.: Host Repository Elsewhere. then it's works and can import the repo perfectly. so the only problem is in case of hosting repo. it'd be useful to some kind of log what kind of git command was used, what kind of return value was used etc.
• from now on i'm no longer be able to import the repo with hosting again properly. but if i start with a fresh install of Phabricator (ie totally new database and everything else) then it's works again until i delete the first imported repo.

Trac wiki import to Phabricator's Phriction.

may be i was to lazy to wait enough. it was a repo with 40.000+ changeset. and one more thing i add the repo with V callsign then delete it and add again with the same callsign. but may be it just dump the exception in the log many thousand time and i've to wait more.

for me it seem the imported git repository is a fully functional repo and the original git repo is fully imported only the diffusion's database changeset import partition.

yes i'n certain!
it was running all night and at the morning it's still running. when i look into the daemon's queue i see the reason is failed for each job so will repeat later in an exponential delay time.

no probaly it's the same. is there any chance to fix it? we'd like to migrate all of our development infrastructure to phabricator. without this feature we can't migrate our git repo to diffusion. is there any other even manual way to migrate move ...old git repo under phabricator?