I currently use one svn repository on one server, but to make it more failsafe. I have another svn repository set up on another server, how can I mirror the svn on my secondary server with the information in my svn on my primary server?
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I currently use one svn repository on one server, but to make it more failsafe. I have another svn repository set up on another server, how can I mirror the svn on my secondary server with the information in my svn on my primary server?
You can use svnsync from SVN itself which is able to replicate to an other server, but be aware of that the replicated repository is read only. The best thing is to replicate every commit via post-commit-hook script onto the backup server.