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svn hotcopy restore

svnadmin create /my/existing/repository. didn´t work too. Is there any possibility to restore my repositories in an "easy" way? share. Share a link to this question. ,2012年10月25日 — Restore svn repository from hotcopy Hotcopy is just like a copy. So the final backup folder is mirror repository which you can use directly. If you want to restore repository from hotcopy backup, you can easily copy the backup files back to,2009年1月15日 — "svnadmin hotcopy" actually copies the entire repository to another location. The copy is indistinguishable from the original repository, and can ... ,2009年10月23日 — It is not possible to do incremental backups with svnadmin hotcopy. svnadmin hotcopy works like a filesystem copy command, except it will never copy open transactions. To restore a repository you can just svn hotcopy your backup to the plac,2008年11月22日 — hotcopy seems like the easiest way to go, but I want to be able to restore a repo if, for some reason, it becomes corrupted. Will just doing a dump ... ,2020年5月27日 — Can't I just use a hotcopy to restore the repository? It depends, hotcopies created with svnadmin hotcopy must be moved to a server with ... ,2020年1月17日 — Repository hotcopy is a fully functional repository ready to be exposed to endusers via Apache HTTP Server or svnserve . Read the ... ,不過實際上這並不是subversion的設計原意。所以repository可以透過其內建的功能hotcopy、svnadmin dump以及svnsync來製作repository的備份,這些工具的 ... ,2011年12月27日 — You must to use svnadmin dump|load procedure. Most times backups of old SVN-repos can be easy restored on new versions, but better to read ...

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svn hotcopy restore 相關參考資料
Create SVN repository from svnadmin hotcopy - Stack Overflow

svnadmin create /my/existing/repository. didn´t work too. Is there any possibility to restore my repositories in an "easy" way? share. Share a link to this question.

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How to Backup and Mirror a Subversion Repository - JMStudio

2012年10月25日 — Restore svn repository from hotcopy Hotcopy is just like a copy. So the final backup folder is mirror repository which you can use directly. If you want to restore repository from hotco...

https://jmsliu.com

How to recover from svn hotcopy backups - Stack Overflow

2009年1月15日 — "svnadmin hotcopy" actually copies the entire repository to another location. The copy is indistinguishable from the original repository, and can ...

https://stackoverflow.com

How to recover repository using SVN hotcopy? - Stack Overflow

2009年10月23日 — It is not possible to do incremental backups with svnadmin hotcopy. svnadmin hotcopy works like a filesystem copy command, except it will never copy open transactions. To restore a repo...

https://stackoverflow.com

Is 'hotcopy' enough for SVN backups or should I worry about ...

2008年11月22日 — hotcopy seems like the easiest way to go, but I want to be able to restore a repo if, for some reason, it becomes corrupted. Will just doing a dump ...

https://stackoverflow.com

Moving a Subversion Repository to Another Server

2020年5月27日 — Can't I just use a hotcopy to restore the repository? It depends, hotcopies created with svnadmin hotcopy must be moved to a server with ...

https://www.petefreitag.com

Restore hotcopy of svn repo - Stack Overflow

2020年1月17日 — Repository hotcopy is a fully functional repository ready to be exposed to endusers via Apache HTTP Server or svnserve . Read the ...

https://stackoverflow.com

subversion的備份hotcopy以及dump的使用@ 雜工日誌:: 痞客邦::

不過實際上這並不是subversion的設計原意。所以repository可以透過其內建的功能hotcopy、svnadmin dump以及svnsync來製作repository的備份,這些工具的 ...

http://kennyp.pixnet.net

What are the limitations of svn hotcopy? - Stack Overflow

2011年12月27日 — You must to use svnadmin dump|load procedure. Most times backups of old SVN-repos can be easy restored on new versions, but better to read ...

https://stackoverflow.com