Could be just me, but I like to create my dump file into a single file
rather than have a completely separate folder structure. So I use
'svnadmin dump' and then also make a manual copy of the hooks directory
and compress it 'tar -cvvf /tmp/hooks.tar /path/to/repos/hooks/'. Now I
only have two files to make sure get backed up. And if I need to make
them portable, it is easier to copy those two files than directory
structures.
just my 2 cents.
Regards,
Frank
richard@theworths.org wrote:
>Try svnadmin hotcopy. See Ch.5 Repository Administration:
>
>http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch05s03.html#svn-ch-5-sect-3.1.2
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>- Richard D. Worth
>richard@theworths.org
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>Quoting Glenn R Heard Jr <gheard@zoominternet.net>:
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>>Safest way to backup an FSFS repo?
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>>I have a script that invokes the 'svnadmin dump' for each repo, but I just
>>realized this does nothing for the hook scipts and conf directory.
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>>
>>Glenn Heard gheard@altronicinc.com
>>Software Engineer gheard@zoominternet.net
>>Altronic Inc. rayzer@zoominternet.net
>>ICQ: 123194600 www.altronicinc.com
>>Y!: glennheard
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