Hello, We are trying to write a check for our monitoring system which asserts that an SVN mirror is up to date with the master. We do currently have a check looking at the youngest revision number/age on the master and mirror, however, this wrongly asserts that the mirror is out of sync during the brief window when the mirror hasn't caught up.
We would like to find a way of inspecting the time of a given commit being successfully synchronised to a mirror as opposed to the timestamp of the commit itself. We think that this might be stored as metadata in the subversion filesystem. Alternatively, is it possible to inspect the SVN repo on the mirror and determine the time of the most recent successful svnsync? I am aware that we could check the return code of svnsync running on the master, however, we need to be able to check this on the mirror end of the process. We would appreciate advice anyone has with this situation, or tips from anyone who has dealt with anything similar. Many thanks, James. --
