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Re: How you backup ?

From: Ulrich Eckhardt <eckhardt_at_satorlaser.com>
Date: 2005-06-13 13:59:07 CEST

Albert Shih wrote:
> Suppose I don't have any restriction (I don't care to turn off during
> backup my repository, etc...) What's best method to do backup ? I mean,
> what's most robust, most portable method to do backup.

1. Use the hotcopy script to make a duplicate of your repository.
2. 'svnadmin dump' the copy and backup that data - it's the repository's
content.
3. If you're really paranoid, backup the configuration data from (the copy of)
your repository. Which configuration data you have depends on your access
method, but the contents of the 'conf' subdir are a candidate. You should
know which those are, you modified them by hand when setting up the
repository.

Uli

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