git-svn-import or CVS import from local HD rather than remote.

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Hello,

I have a local svn of about 100 svn projects.  I have sripts that update 
via svn all these repo's daily.  What I want to do is to import these 
local svn tree's into git.  I can not seem to get it to work.

This is the latest attempt.

git-svnimport -C /working/git/project /master/svn/pub-svn/category/project

The above seems to work with the remote url's, but I really need to be 
able to update my working copies of svn and cvs into git.

I have as follows...

/master/cvs/category/project/
/master/svn/category/project/
/master/git/categroy/project/

/working/cvs/category/project/
/working/svn/category/project/
/working/git/category/project/

All my master stuff is being updated automatically.  My working is being 
updated as well via the various management systems.  What I am having 
problems doing is the automation of cvs and svn into my working git.

Git pulls from master git to the working git project without a problem.  
I want all the projects under git.  What I have now or want is in

/working/git/category/project

Examples of categories are

X11
audio
db
devtools
ebus
emulators
fileutils
gnome
interp
java
libraries
mail
net
qt
shells
shellutils
sysadmin
textproc

so for example

I want to have

/working/git/interp/perl
/working/git/interp/php
/working/git/interp/python

And have it updated via cron from my master repo's.  Could anyone shed 
some light on the best way to do this?

Thanks,

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