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RE: what are the hot copies for?

From: Jan Hendrik <list.jan.hendrik_at_gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 18:18:07 +0100

Concerning RE: what are the hot copies for?
Bob Archer wrote on 13 Feb 2009, 12:10, at least in part:

> > Isn't there a chance that some error/corruption propagates to the
> > copy so you end up with two broken repositories when you need a good
> > one the most? With the hot copy snapshots you would at least have a
> > few more chances.
>
> If your hot copies are being backed up to a DAT or other backup system
> and you use some type of rotation (daily, weekly, monthly) etc then
> you will effectively have snapshots.

Certainly, but that's what the previous poster had given up in favor
of an svnsynced off-site copy of the repository. Obviously this
eliminates the copy going down south with the same HDD as the
master, but not my wondering about the possibility of some other
errors or corruption within the repository (and I don't mean broken
code checked in!) being faithfully synced to the slave.

Jan Hendrik

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