problem: svnsync to external ISCSI drive increases size of repos
From: Korte, Michael Johannes <michael.korte_at_zeiss.com>
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2014 11:50:57 +0000
Hello all,
I have the following problem and I don't know whether this is an error in subversion, whether I make some user error, or whether this normal behaviour.
I'm using subversion (Version 1.7.9) on a Ubuntu Linux machine (Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS (GNU/Linux 3.2.0-64-generic x86_64)).
For backup I use svnsync to create a mirror on an external ISCSI drive. The curious thing is now that for some mirror repositories the size is exact the same as for the original repositories. For some the size of the mirror repositories is little bigger and for some it is much bigger, for one double the size. When I check the size of the single revisions, most of them are identically but some differ very big between the original the revision and the revision in the mirror.
There are two other curious things:
Original the repos on the Linux system were created (by svnsync) from the backup on the ISCSI drive which was filled from repos on a Windows system. By this svnsync (the sync from Windows to ISCSI as well as the sync from ISCSI to Linux) the size of the repos did not change.
This means I watch the following behaviour:
Svnsync from Windows to Windows : no change of repository size
Is it normal that the repository size is changed during sync from Linux to external ISCSI drive? Why is the size changed very much (factor 1 :10) for single revisions. Do I make any error during svnsync, or is this the normal behaviour?
Does this mean if I want to use the backup from the ISCSI drive on my Linux system I must to a sync back and it is no good idea, to only a robocopy of the Repository content from the ISCSI drive to the Linux file system?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
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