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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Kylo Ginsberg <ky...@gmail.com> on 2007/03/06 01:39:29 UTC
Best practices: when to run "svnadmin verify"
I'm soliciting recommendations for best practices from svn admins.
I'm primarily thinking of repository robustness issues.
Right now, I'm backing up the subversion repository (and a "svnadmin
hotcopy") nightly. I'm wondering if I should be running "svnadmin
verify" nightly as well? If so, how can I detect a failure case?
I've read comments to the effect that verify will simply hang on a
"wedged" repository, which would render it less useful (unless perhaps
in conjunction with a watchdog).
Or perhaps there are other common means of checking the integrity of
the repository?
Thanks,
Kylo
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