Hi,
On 02.12.2016 10:06, Stefan Hett wrote:
Hi,
On 12/1/2016 4:47 PM, Александр Козлов wrote:
Hello!
I use the Subversion a couple of years. I initiated to deploy the
Subversion to our work server, because its installation and usage are
quite simple. And I sometimes help users and administrator to work
with svn.
Everything was very good, and Yours program realy helps us in our
work. But the moment of server failure always comes, when anyone wait
them :) And now we have a problem to restore the Subversion
repositories from a backup. I read many posts in www about repository
backup saving, but practically there are no information about real
backup restoration experience. The our problem is:
- data is backed-up every night, it's ok, but
- many (50) users do they commits couple of times every day, and
- users' working copies are out of sync (they are later!) with server
after backup restoration.
[...]
what we do here is using post-commit hook scripts on the server to dump
the commit data to a queue folder and transfer these files periodically
(every 5 mins) to our backup system. Additionally, all changed repos are
dumped nightly. Thus, we have near realtime recovery possibility
whenever desaster strikes (which it never did in over 10 years now,
probably because of our backup/recovery strategy ;-)).
Best regards,
Jörg
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