below is my backup script:
backup_svn() {
local REVFILE="$1/backup_rev.txt"
local OLDREV=`cat "$REVFILE" 2>/dev/null || echo -n 0`
local NEWREV=`svnlook youngest $1`
echo Repository: $1
if [ $OLDREV != $NEWREV ]
then
local OUTPUT_FILE="$TMP_SVN_DIR/$1-$OLDREV-$NEWREV.dump"
OLDREV=$(($OLDREV+1))
echo " $OLDREV:$NEWREV"
svnadmin dump -q -r $OLDREV:$NEWREV --incremental $1 > "$OUTPUT_FILE"
echo -n $NEWREV > "$REVFILE"
fi
}
On 8/30/06, Peter Samuelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[Vitalie Lazu]
> We host a lot of repositories at www.assembla.com, sometimes we have
> problems because in db/ directory of svn repository appears log files
> owned by root, apache run as www-data user and it can not serve that
> repository anymore.
If apache does not have permission to create files as root, I wonder
who is doing it. Files owned by root don't just appear out of nowhere;
some process running as root has to create them. Do you have some
administrative cron job, or something, which touches the repositories?
Thanks,
Peter
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Best regards,
Vitalie
