Sharing of SVN service backup operation steps

SVN service backup steps

1. Prepare the source server and target server

• Source server: 192.168.1.250
• Target server: 192.168.1.251 root/rootroot

2. Install the SVN server on the target server (251). The script is as follows:

yum install subversion

3. Create a new repository (svnadmin create path). The script is as follows:

svnadmin create ~/svn-storage-bak

4. Enter the root directory of the svn-storage-bak warehouse. The script is as follows:

cd ~/svn-storage-bak

5. Copy hooks/pre-revprop-change.tmpl to hooks/pre-revprop-change. The script is as follows:

cp hooks/pre-revprop-change.tmpl hooks/pre-revprop-change

6. Add execution permissions to the pre-revprop-change script above. The script is as follows:

chmod u+x hooks/pre-revprop-change

7. Edit the pre-revprop-change script, change the last line exit 1 to exit 0, and save. The operation is as follows:

vim hooks/pre-revprop-change

8. Use svnsync to set up a new warehouse synchronization to point to the target warehouse (svnsync init file://// current target svn warehouse path, source warehouse url). The script is as follows:

svnsync init file:////root/svn-storage-bak svn://192.168.1.250/

9. Then enter the username and password of the current server. and the username and password of the source svn server

10. Perform SVN synchronization backup. The script is as follows:

svnsync sync file:///home/usrname/svn-storage-bak

Then start backing up.

11. Write the synchronization script in step 10 into a script file and redirect the log output to facilitate checking whether the synchronization is successful later. Then set it in the crontab scheduled task. It is executed at 1:00 a.m. every day.

(I now write the synchronization script directly in crontab. It is recommended to write a separate script file to execute it regularly.)

My scheduled task writing method (reference):

12. Start the SVN service. The specific script is as follows:

svnserve -d -r /root/svn-storage-bak

13. Test to see if the synchronization is successful

Use TortoiseSVN client or browser to access the backup SVN server address. Check whether the resource is backed up successfully.

For example: I use 219 to do a test on the target server.

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