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Re: Incremental backups to "nightly" files

From: Saulius Grazulis <grazulis_at_akl.lt>
Date: 2005-04-11 15:44:48 CEST

On Monday 11 April 2005 16:34, Bax, Arjen wrote:

> If you use an fsfs repository, you can make rsync operate directly on
> the repository directory and make incremental backups. No need for
> svnadmin dump.

What about locking? What if someone does checkin at the very moment when rsync
backup is running? Wouldn't that lead to an somewhat incorrect repository
backup -- stale locks, inconsistent state or whatever?

(Admittedly, I also run rsync to backup my FSFS repositories, and I am pretty
sure nobody check in late at night when rsync is but I am just curious if
there can be any problems in principle).

Regards,

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