On 04.05.2015 14:14, Jan De Luyck wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> Perhaps a stupid subversion question, but one i haven't been able to
> figure out yet:
>
> I've got two scripts in the same directory, which are basically
> variants - one for RHEL6, one for RHEL7. Most of the content will be
> the same, w
While I agree with that, this is not a possibility right now. So I'm just
looking for an easy way to manage this, save from pulling diffs and
reapplying them.
Jan
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 3:26 PM, KM wrote:
> In my opinion this sounds more like a coding issue than a source control
> issue, unless
In my opinion this sounds more like a coding issue than a source control issue,
unless I am misunderstanding you. I don't think svn should be used to control
the contents of your files. You need to make the script generic so one version
will work for all versions of RHEL. Then you may control
Hello folks,
Perhaps a stupid subversion question, but one i haven't been able to figure
out yet:
I've got two scripts in the same directory, which are basically variants -
one for RHEL6, one for RHEL7. Most of the content will be the same, with
small changes here and there. The files are named a
Thanks for your answer, John.
I dumped and re-loaded the repositories, so the formats are the latest.
In the end, it was a problem with the cifs mount. I had to add "nobrl" to
the options in /etc/fstab:
//srvr/bkps /home/csvn/mnt/hotcopies cifs nobrl,username=csvn,domain=*,
password=*,rw,ui
On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 2:21 PM, Ignacio González (Eliop)
wrote:
> svnadmin 1.8.13
> Server: Centos 7 64-bit
> Repo in local xfs disk
> Backups in remote cifs share
>
> This operation works without problems:
> $ svnadmin hotcopy /path/to/repo /local/path/to/dest
> With a small repo, it takes just a
