On 11/8/2010 2:03 PM, Sascha Schwegelbauer wrote:
>    Hi together,
>
> I'm working on backing up my subversion-repo.
> Threrefore, I did a mount of the repository into a local folder.
> This folder is backed up with BackupPC in TAR-Mode.
> It's working good - except for the directories in the structure:
> tar says for every single directory "file changed as we read it".
> The " --ignore-failed-read" option sadly does not help.
> Maybe anyone here has a clue how to get rid of that error?

If you are just going to do a file-level copy (which is OK unless 
someone makes changes during the backup) you should probably use rsync 
directly from the subversion server host.  If you want something that is 
guaranteed to be correct even while commits are happening you should use 
svnadmin hotcopy (must have file level access) or svnsync (can work 
remotely but builds a duplicate repository).

-- 
   Les Mikesell
    lesmikesell AT gmail DOT com

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