svn-fast-backup -V (return code: 1)
Error: option --version not recognized
Syntax: /usr/bin/svn-fast-backup [OPTIONS] repos_path backup_dir
Makes a hot backup of a Subversion FSFS repository at REPOS_PATH to
BACKUP_DIR/repos-rev.
If a previous version exists, make hard links of its files using rsync.
As multiple FSFS backups share data via hardlinks, old backups use
almost no space, since a newer revision of a repository is almost a complete
superset of an older revision (excluding direct repository modifications).
Keeps up to N backups and deletes the rest. (N includes the current backup.)
OPTIONS:
-h, --help This screen
-q, --quiet Quieter than usual
-k, --keep=N Keep N backups instead of 64
-k, --keep=all Keep all backups (never delete any)
-f, --force Make a new backup even if one with current revision exists
-t, --trace Show actions
-s, --simulate Don't perform actions
svn-fast-backup -H (return code: 1)
Syntax: /usr/bin/svn-fast-backup [OPTIONS] repos_path backup_dir
Makes a hot backup of a Subversion FSFS repository at REPOS_PATH to
BACKUP_DIR/repos-rev.
If a previous version exists, make hard links of its files using rsync.
As multiple FSFS backups share data via hardlinks, old backups use
almost no space, since a newer revision of a repository is almost a complete
superset of an older revision (excluding direct repository modifications).
Keeps up to N backups and deletes the rest. (N includes the current backup.)
OPTIONS:
-h, --help This screen
-q, --quiet Quieter than usual
-k, --keep=N Keep N backups instead of 64
-k, --keep=all Keep all backups (never delete any)
-f, --force Make a new backup even if one with current revision exists
-t, --trace Show actions
-s, --simulate Don't perform actions