This is a simple script to deploy as a cron on your SVN server in order to automate and speed up your backups.
It compares the last commit date with the last modification date of the backup, and makes a copy of the repository if needed.
Add the following command to your crontab
/path/to/svnbackup.sh [project_folder] [backup_folder]
Where :
- project_folder is the full path to the root folder of all your svn projects
- backup_folder is where you want to backup the SVN repositories
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