Quoting Neal Jhala <njhala@yahoo.com>:
> input: python.exe hot-backup.py d:/svn d:/svn_backup >>
> d:/svn_backup/hot-backup.log
>
> hot-backup.log output with errors:
> Beginning hot backup of 'd:/svn'.
> Youngest revision is 9755
> Backing up repository to 'd:/svn_backup\svn-9755'...
> Unable to backup the repository.
>
> hot-backup.log output with no errors:
> Beginning hot backup of 'd:/svn'.
> Youngest revision is 9853
> Backing up repository to 'd:/svn_backup\svn-9853'...
> Done.
> Removing old backup: d:/svn_backup\svn-9424
>
> It fails roughly 25% of the time, so pretty hard to reliably reproduce.
> Any way to get more debugging info from the hotcopy command?
What happens if you just run "svnadmin hotcopy repos backup --clean-logs"? If
that fails, I presume it prints some output to stderr (which, BTW, you didn't
redirect to your log file).
Brane
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Received on Tue Feb 10 12:07:01 2004