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I want to set up an automatic incremental backup of my SVN repositories. Doing that to a local folder of the same PC seems to work, but if I try to write the files directly to a shared folder (I tried 2 different QNAP NAS boxes) I get various errors, always a couple of hundred lines.
I tried
After 202 lines it returned
("Unerwarteter Netzwerkfehler" means "unexpected network error".)
On a different NAS it returned after 799 lines:
I've shut down the svn service, so there's no danger of someone working on svn in the meantime. Still the same problem.
I don't want to use "dump" as it's not incremental. I can manually copy the entire repository by using free network monitoring software and that seems to work. However, I'd like to understand where the problem is coming from.
System:
I tried
Code:
svnadmin hotcopy C:\SVNRepos\RalfStein \\Nas\home\svn\RalfSteinAfter 202 lines it returned
("Unerwarteter Netzwerkfehler" means "unexpected network error".)
On a different NAS it returned after 799 lines:
I've shut down the svn service, so there's no danger of someone working on svn in the meantime. Still the same problem.
I don't want to use "dump" as it's not incremental. I can manually copy the entire repository by using free network monitoring software and that seems to work. However, I'd like to understand where the problem is coming from.
System:
- VisualSVN V4.3.6 on Windows10
- SVNadmin --version: 1.14.1
- The NAS (a QNAP TS453d) provides the SMB-share
