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Re: Incremental backups to "nightly" files

From: Andrew Thompson <subversionuser_at_aktzero.com>
Date: 2005-04-11 15:37:15 CEST

Greg Franks wrote:
> One thing I would like to do though is remote backup. I was running
> rsync on the repositories to move everything from one computer to
> another at a remote site. Rsync would copy over only the changes made
> to the repository.

If you're using fsfs as your back-end database, rsync should still work
for you.

(Other readers check my facts, please.)

With FSFS, old revisions don't change, period. (They call them immutable.)

Every time there is a new commit, a revision file for that version is
created. rsync will pick up that there is a new file in the repository
folder and copy that new file only.

Other files in the repository may change for other reasons that I have
no information on, but a scheduled rsync against the repository folder
should do "the right thing".

-- 
Andrew Thompson
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