On Tue, 2006-04-11 at 12:42, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> > Yes. Charles has maintained this rsync backup of our projects cvs
> > tarball for years. However, it is updated on his server using cron, so
> > it's probably a copy of the corrupted repository now.
>
> Yup...my copy is corrupted as well.
Charles,
I just ran an rsync -nr against my old rsync copy. CVSROOT files are
different since they're rebuilt every time you modify one of them. The
following is a list of directories that differ:
leaf/bin/bering-uclibc/
leaf/bin/config/webconf/
leaf/bin/lince/ << four files
leaf/bin/packages/nolibc/ << one file pxeinstall.tgz
leaf/bin/packages/uclibc-0.9/
leaf/devel/espakman/ << one file usbfile.gz
leaf/devel/freat/
leaf/devel/hejl/
leaf/devel/jjprieto/Attic/ << one file lince.iso.bz2
leaf/devel/nangel/
leaf/devel/pstraina/
leaf/doc/ << verified with my working copy
leaf/sourceforge/ << verified with my working copy
leaf/src/bering-uclibc/
leaf/src/config/webconf/
> I should probably look at making weekly/monthly snapshots, I just
> haven't bothered to play with rsync enough to make the backups small,
> and I haven't had enough space to keep lots of copies around.
>
> Anyone used rsync to make "zero sized" backups (ie: use the hard-links
> option so only files that changed take up more space) and care to share
> some example scripts/usage?
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