Regular and complete backup scripts for SubVersion on linux

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Note: Please adjust the settings as needed. I tested that running on my machine is normal. My environment is Centos5. My svn directory is on/svn.

In addition, remember to create the following directory under your/

# Mkdir-p/backup/svn/data/

# Mkdir-p/backup/svn/daily/

Script Function: regularly backs up complete projects.

The format of the project. lst file is as follows:

Project1

Project2

The backup script is as follows:

#! /Bin/sh

#

#

# Subversion: complete backup script. After adjustment, use crontab-e to automatically execute the script.

#

# Backing up log files

LogFile =/backup/svn/svnbak. log

DATE = 'date + % Y % m % d'

# Backup Directory

BakDir =/backup/svn/data

# Daily backup directory, if any

DailyDir =/backup/svn/daily

# The project list file to be backed up, with only the project name

ProjectLst =/backup/svn/project. lst

# All projects are saved in this directory.

SvnDir =/svn

# Svnadmin program path

SVNADMIN =/usr/bin/svnadmin

Echo ""> $ LogFile

Echo ""> $ LogFile

Echo "-----------------------------------------"> $ LogFile

Echo $ (date + "% y-% m-% d % H: % M: % S") >>$ LogFile

Echo "--------------------------"> $ LogFile

Cd $ BakDir

# Reading the project list

PROJECTLIST = 'cat $ projectlst'

For project in $ PROJECTLIST

Do

Projectdata = $ SvnDir/$ project

Destdir = $ BakDir/$ project

Dumpfile = $ DATE. $ project. tgz

If [-f $ BakDir/$ dumpfile]

Then

Echo "backup file have exist! ">>> $ LogFile

Else

$ SVNADMIN hotcopy $ projectdata $ destdir -- clean-logs

Tar czvf $ dumpfile $ destdir>/dev/null

Rm-fr $ project

Echo "backup $ project done into $ dumpfile"> $ LogFile

Fi

# Delete old tgz adjust the time according to crontab. For example, if a backup is performed once a week, five copies are retained here.

Oldfile = "$ BakDir/" $ (date + % y % m % d -- date = '28 days ago '). $ project. tgz

If [-f $ oldfile]

Then

Rm-f $ oldfile >>$ LogFile 2> & 1

Echo "[$ oldfile] Delete Old File Success! ">>> $ LogFile

Else

Echo "[$ oldfile] No Old Backup File! ">>> $ LogFile

Fi

Done

# Delete previous daily backup files

Cd $ DailyDir

Rm-f *