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Re: repositories and backups...

From: Paul Puschmann <paul.puschmann_at_medcom-service.de>
Date: 2004-05-26 17:05:53 CEST

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|> Hi,
|>
|> we start now working with subversion and I am very fond of it.
|>
|> What is the best way to backup my repositories?
|>
|> I now would try to push the whole directory to our backup server.
|> (via ftp or rsync)
|>
|> Is this a working method? (in both ways)
|>

Michael Abele schrieb:

| Hi,
|
| The common way is to do a "svn dump" of your repository. Than you can
move the dump file to your backup server. To get a higher level of
security you can also implement a post-commit script that dumps the
incremental change after every commit. (See SVN book for details about
post-commit and svn dump)
|

Okay, but a backup of the whole repository would also work?
(I guess)

What should be the syntax for this svn dump ?

I'm using subversion-1.0.0-51 (from SuSE 9.1)

Please give answer to the mailingslist.

Kind regards,

Paul

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