rrier to bad things happening. However, this may not work for
some 2.6 kernels.
If we can get the 1.3.x version moving, it will make a good platform
for folding some of these behaviors into dirvish itself.
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you want into your
own shell scripts, including run times at any interval you want, and
dependent on system and network conditions and machine availability.
However, you should keep it simple, and use the Runall section to
save time and confusion, if it will do the job.
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me. dirvish-expire should be able to use
--config and use a different master.conf file. Time to get off my
rear end and finish the rework on version 1.3.1 . Any helpers want
commit access to the subversion archive? Most particularly, any
helpers that run dirvish-expire (which I don&
On Tue, Sep 19, 2006 at 12:02:15PM -0400, Jon Radel wrote:
> Dave Howorth wrote:
> > Keith Lofstrom wrote:
>
> > PS There appears to be something wrong with the time on your message. It
> > claims to have been sent several hours before mine was sent :)
>
> His co
otely. I've concluded I can't
easily do a network backup for it, because of the file system
differences and because of DSL assymetrical bandwidth issues.
So she gets a little USB drive for local backups, and runs
whatever local software that makes sense. No backup tool is
good for all task
re in keeping with the spirit of Sarbanes Oxley.
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On Tue, Sep 19, 2006 at 12:21:22PM -0700, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
>
> PS - on a related note, is it possible to safely mount the same Linux
> file system twice, once the normal way and the second time read-only
> on a different mount point? I have done this accidentally, but I
{
$File::Find::prune = 1;
return 0;
}
...
This tells the Perl "find" function to stop exploring directories
named 'tree'. A little kludgy, but fast.
In the longer term, though, it is better if
ause
I want to do network backups on my sister's computer and rsync
and dirvish are the only practical way to move daily backups many
miles.
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o do this once per run, on the dirvish server, and you
are backing up multiple vaults, then the easiest thing to do is to
write a shell script with something like:
#!/bin/bash
/bin/mount /boot
/usr/local/sbin/dirvish-runall
/bin/umount /boot
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le. Then you can do the mount
and unmount in pre-client and post-client scripts on the client,
without all the messy ssh stuff. That will be a little cleaner
for backups, but restores will be more counterintuitive.
So, the server script approach is a bit less nasty overall.
Test the two appr
y the operating system underneath. If rsync or
the API are inadequate, there is not much we can do to dirvish
to work around that. I would really like to see solutions, I
want to back up a 10.4 system too. Not yet. :-(
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e for the electric thermostat, and the dirvish
startup time, so that the furnace does not turn on while dirvish is
running. After all, I have the computers running rsync to keep the
house warm at night.
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input><
ERROR: no source tree defined
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Ponder this patch. There is probably an easier way. I plan to put
it into the 1.3.X, which I have neglected for a long time but plan
to work on this weekend. I could use some help, BTW, we need better
programm
e; if the image is expired, so
is the index file. However, you can (if you wish) build a script that
runs on the server after dirvish runs (a "post-server" script) that
makes a copy of the index script into another directory and keeps those
permanently.
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er.
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onsider installing perl and running dirvish from there.
Perhaps you can run everything from a chroot jail and not need full
root access at the remote end.
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vironment. We probably should emphasize this more in the
documentation so it doesn't surprise so many people.
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ish, so I suspect ssh will be the
least of your problems. I know how hard it is to upgrade distros
(I am moving a machine from RH9 to an RHEL4 clone now) but sometimes
you have to do it, or some evil twit on the internet will "upgrade"
your ancient and exploit-heavy system for you. :-(
e out what is happening from the tcpdump
logs, then pick an easier-to-understand application than rsync.
Good luck. Network problems are a pain.
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rectory that dirvish/rsync ignores, then occasionally copy them
into a directory that dirvish does back up ( and with every change,
another 300MB or so used up on the backup drive, I don't back up
these big blobs often).
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On Fri, Jan 12, 2007 at 11:50:06PM -0800, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> I am not running XP or Vista, but I do run Windows 98 as a guest
> image under VMware on one of my machines. More precisely, I use
> vmplayer, which is free, and does a pretty good job as a virtualizer.
>
> vmwar
won't maintain an IRC channel on dirvish.org, but I would be glad
to point at one on another host, if someone else takes responsibility
for it.
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7;t IRC myself, but if
folks tell me this is working out OK, I will put a link on the website.
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the pages. :-/
Oh well, this is what happens when you allow psychopaths near computers.
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ons.
Note there are plenty of other wiki options; most involve a language
change. If I am making changes, I will change to a well known option,
and MediaWiki is the best known. Hence the two options, please don't
argue for a third.
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Sunday, and you sysadmins running mixed shops can plan on a week
or two of hell.
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n,
setting up both mysql and php and locking them down. I am still
seriously considering TWiki, which is evolving rapidly and has many
good features, but I am waiting for a simpler but authenticated skin.
Kwiki is getting full time support now, so I expect it to improve fast)
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testing their changes in multiple
environments. I will help with the testing myself, and can devote
an experimental dirvish server to trying out new code. Who else
will participate in testing?
Keith
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the toy environments and
automated tests are complete, but right now all I see are people
talking about it, but not taking responsibility for doing it (and I
am afraid that includes me).
So, either somebody volunteers to writes the automated tests, or a
bunch of somebodies volunteer to test
i, but the captcha
gets us back on line for now. Captcha isn't perfect, but it should
slow down at least some of the bots so I can do something besides
clean up after them.
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add to it. I am especially interested in USB2 to IDE
smart cables, cheap/fast/good .
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backup
drives occasionally, to protect some of the backups from vandalism,
power supply failure, etc. USB2 storage makes it possible, and
the speed and robustness is getting better with time.
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I am moving to a larger virtual server, and from a RHEL 4 to a RHEL
5 clone. The dirvish mailing list may be shaky for a few days.
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Busy people hit "n" now.
If you get this, it means the dirvish mailing list shows some signs
of life on the new server.
If you don't get this, you are forbidden to read it! :-)
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Busy people hit "n" now.
If you get this, it means the dirvish mailing list shows some signs
of life on the new server. If it shows up in the archives, the list
is even more lively.
If you do not get this, you are forbidden to read it! :-)
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The bottom line is that you need enough storage to do this, and
rsync, the core of dirvish, doesn't do everything well. For the
vast bulk of your files, it is magic. For giant files, all it
can do is make new daily copies of them, chewing up disk space
rapidly.
I hope that helps .
r his mail to the
list for a while.
I cannot promise to always keep the list spam free, but I will
remove spammers as soon as I can practically do so. The rules:
1) dirvish/rsync/disk/backup related, please
2) no spam
3) no html-only email
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sks
BTW, while we are on the subject of the wiki, many of our users are
German speakers. If someone can suggest a good organization for a
parallel set of German pages (or Dutch, or Chinese, or Sanskrit), and
wants to start translating, that would be "extra sausages" for me! :-
her time.
Backup, file updates, and file integrity are three aspects of
what is really one problem.
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yte. The 6X worst case is
when both the source and backup drives are on the same machine.
It's all read time, at 1.2GB/minute in some cases, and that can
take a LONG time.
BTW, I woke to nightmares about this, see the major warning in
the next message before doing "checksum=1=".
On Wed, Jun 20, 2007 at 11:21:42PM -0700, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> So, a request! Could some of you try adding the line:
>
> checksum: 1
After too little sleep, I woke from a nightmare about hard drives
overheating. Checksum=1 /really/ thrashes the source and the
target hard dr
thought-provoking article that most of you should read. It
provides some real-world data to help make decisions about backups
and the type of drives to do them on.
Keith
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Keith Lofstrom - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So, a request! Could some of you try adding the line:
>
>checksum: 1
>
>To your dirvish master.conf file, so that dirvish runs this way
>over the weekend?
On Fri, Jun 22, 2007 at 07:46:30PM +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I
On Fri, Jun 22, 2007 at 03:58:41PM -0700, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
...
> I am going to revert my systems with prelink -ra, then turn it off,
> then run another set of "checksum: 1" backups. Yes, prelink speeds
...
On another list, Jon Peatfield of Cambridge University pointed out
on the wiki. Open source is not "zero-cost"
software; you pay with your participation.
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Testing the list - it was not mailing out from my server.
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/test , and start
posting messages to that whenever you think something might be broken.
Thanks;
Keith
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good ...).
Learn about what is actually happening, and think through what you
want to make happen, and you will find your solution.
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to
replace the "mkdir" in the dirvish script with something that will do
"mkdir -p" properly, and that can go into a patch of dirvish, and a
future version of dirvish if enough dirvish users want to participate
to make that happen.
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haps there is some
good way to encrypt the offsite storage to reduce risks.
Any comments?
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ot swap is supported by the kernel,
if appropriate commands are run before and after the swap.
Is anyone actually doing this? If not, would anyone like to try?
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Keith Lofstrom wrote:
...
> This means that some of my backups are "protected by air gap" from
...
On Mon, Sep 10, 2007 at 04:41:28PM -0400, Damian Cunniff wrote:
> At the risk of sounding dumb (which I am) and drifting off topic (which
> this does) can you explain what you me
Many different SATA-PATA bridge boards are available. Perhaps some
of you would like to try some of the other possibilities. With all
the different options, I expect some will fail, either immediately
or after a few hours, but it would help to learn what works.
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> Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> > Many different SATA-PATA bridge boards are available. Perhaps some
> > of you would like to try some of the other possibilities. With all
> > the different options, I expect some will fail, either immediately
> > or after a few hours, but
reative, perhaps by faking the image metadata using a text editor,
based on an existing example. The files are not too complicated.
If you figure that out, let us know.
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ption.
Perhaps you have better ideas. Perhaps it isn't worth it, because
it uses extra disk accesses to save some disk space and network
bandwidth, and that may not be a good tradeoff. What do you think?
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On Sun, Sep 30, 2007 at 01:59:23AM +0100, Darren Hook wrote:
> Hi Keith,
>
> On 9/29/07, Keith Lofstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Since version 2.6.4, rsync has allowed multiple --link-dest target
> > directories. If a file is not found in the first --link-dest ta
nvert the wiki to MoinMoin, which is a
well-written and well-supported Python wiki, used by many of my
friends.
Well, it is time to apply my limited Perl skills to debugging that
failure. Thanks ( :-/ ) for pointing it out.
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calar/Util.pm , where it
belonged ). The technique that actually fixed it was forced reloading of
Scalar::Util and Spiffy :
perl -MCPAN -e shell
cpan> force install Spiffy
cpan> force install Scalar::Util
cpan> quit
I don't really understand why that worked, but it did. Unforced ins
ty good about sharing most things (Rendezvous, for example).
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More Administrivia:
On Sat, Nov 10, 2007 at 12:28:25PM -0800, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> Undefined subroutine &Scalar::Util::weaken called at (eval 27) line 4.
> at lib/Spoon/Base.pm line 89
> Spoon::Base::__ANON__('Undefined subroutine &Scalar::Util::weaken
tly and securely. A small pile
of USB drives has got to be cheaper than the network and disk
bandwidth to get everyone backed up over a coffee break.
Keith
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hat estimates space saved with
each delete, and helps the sysadmin understand what may be lost.
3) Safe ways of thoroughly testing (2), and dirvish tools in general.
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to write it, but doesn't trust their English
skills, I would be glad to help them edit it. The wiki would be a
good place to start.
Keith
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on,
of course. Perhaps we should collect some data from dirvish users, and
see what the ratio of data to inode usage is in various circumstances.
Keith
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If you don't see behavior approximately like that, perhaps you can
share some fragments of your log and summary files with us. Don't
send the complete files -- too much to read!
Keith
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ith a trustworthy SATA to PATA adapter
if necessary? A direct drive-to-drive copy will be faster than
the network, encrypted or not.
Daniel, Audio Precision is not far from me; I probably have some
unused swap cages if you want to borrow them for a while.
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t used to double the
size of an active partition - scary!), and will try them on a
dirvish bank soon.
See also the ancient: http://wiki.dirvish.org/index.cgi?CopyingDisks
Keith
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> On Thursday 06 March 2008 09:21:53 am Keith Lofstrom wrote:
...
> > See also the ancient: http://wiki.dirvish.org/index.cgi?CopyingDisks
On Thu, Mar 06, 2008 at 09:33:52AM -0700, Shawn (Red Mop) wrote:
> Tar is actually very fast. I used it to split a bank about a month ago.
(kernel used,
version of rsync, which controllers and disks, etc) and some of
the statistics from the logs, and we might be able to help you
with that difficult task.
Keith
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rvish is creating huge images
and not using hardlinks, filling up your backup disk too fast, there
may be other problems. The helpful people on this list can help
after you have made an effort characterize your problem.
Welcome to dirvish!
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a script file in your
home directory and execute it with "sh ~/scriptfile", for extra
safety, after scrutinizing it 3 or 4 times. An extra space in
there could ruin your whole day ...
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HOWTO
and put it on the dirvish wiki ...
Keith
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he mix of old
and new versions on different clients can be somewhat unpredictable.
Thus, you will want to link-dest to every other client in the same
branch, resulting in an N^2 amount of computation and disk lookup.
That might be an interesting experiment to try.
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rsion repository, and rebuilt the
dirvish-1.2.1.tar file and the associated md5sum file. Hopefully
I got all that right. There should be no functional changes at
all in dirvish, and I hope the distributions downstream will
pick up on the small changes and the new md5sum checksum.
Keith
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y not the
best place to ask Slackware/RSH questions.
Your best bet is to ask questions on a Slackware list about setting
up RSH. There are a few people in the Portland area running Slackware,
so you can ask on the Portland Linux User's Group list at
http://www.pdxlinux.org . Good luc
them decide what to do about it.
Those considering getting Yahoo email accounts should keep this
behavior in mind. If you want an offsite email address, I
suggest moving to a provider with a less uncooperative blend of
monopolistic incompetence, like Google's Gmail.
Keith
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ese
typically cost $20-$40. A PCI-slot 4 port SATA controller is
also around $40. Since SATA is becoming cheaper than IDE,
and is faster than IDE and USB2, this is the best long term
way to go.
If you learn something new, add it to the wiki. Good luck!
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2 hardware do and don't work.
Again, I suggest using E-SATA instead.
Keith
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of lead glass into land fills every
time a picture tube burns out or a television is discarded.
Sadly, high defect density in the read valves (a few dozen spots per
image) killed the project. The venture capitalists pulled the plug
before the process could be improved. However, I expect somebo
ks on the list would like some (let Loren know!).
My own long term plan is to go to E-SATA. I assume the drives can be
powered down like other ATA drives, and they are faster and better
supported than USB. I would like a switch-box for those also, for
the extra security involved.
Keith
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cascading dirvish error. If some of
the backups take more than 24 hours, well, that is better
than no backups at all.
Keith
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e complex and
situation-specific stuff with relatively simple pre- and post- scripts.
I should post the scripts I use to the wiki. Real Soon Now.
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ugh most reviews
were positive. My drive formatted and stored at least a few
gigabytes OK, so time will tell.
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practice doing restores onto the spares. That way, when a
crisis occurs and a new drive has to be built from bare metal,
the restore can be done with minimum time and effort (leaving
time for all the other simultaneous crises implied by restores).
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are always on
the same side of the firewall, this is not a problem.
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o job one
for any potential development leader is convincing us.
Until then, it works, don't break it. I would love to see
many improvements, primarily modularization and testing, but
I have neither the time or the skills to make that happen.
Look at my home page for my current activities.
500 cases with EarthWatt power supplies
and extra 120mm slow fans. These cases very quiet and efficient,
and with luck the higher efficiency and multiple slow 120mm fans
means less waste heat and fewer hot spots. I'll tell you in three
years whether they meet my expectations for durab
I got subscription requests to three of the mailing lists I run
for three different names from zeusmail.org. Spamsign; I
moderated them. Unless I hear otherwise, I will block that domain.
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, and especially if you can
(optionally) merge the hardlinks of identical files, you would be a
hero to me. I just don't know whether there is a good way to do it.
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ther. Hopefully the rest of the list,
and especially the Debian/Ubuntu folk, can help you further.
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e called "divish-restore-ultra". A better programmer
than I can write it. Similarly, perhaps someone can write
a guide to setting up a computer for maximum dirvish/rsync
friendliness. But those hypothetical people have more time
than I do.
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er, I am working 18x7 these days, and don't have
time to do the content translation. If someone volunteers to move
content (cut and paste? yikes!), I can turn on moin.divish.org
sometime next week.
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hing useful.
Here is a very old writeup that describes some of my scripts:
http://www.keithl.com/linuxbackup.html
Needs updating and correcting - six years old! - but it should give
you some ideas. BTW, JW disliked the illustration, which is why it
is not on the website.
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have run out of inodes, and at the time there were no available
tools for efficiently copying data to reformatted partitions. Sigh.
Keith
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KLIC --- Keith Lofstrom Integrated Circuits --- "Your Ideas in Silicon"
ore secure. I deploy it for other
wikis. However, the translation will have time. For the
next three months, I don't have it.
Keith
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Keith Lofstrom kei...@keithl.com Voice (503)-520-1993
KLIC --- Keith Lofstrom Integrated Circuits --- "Your Ideas in Silicon"
Desi
business, and working on
Server Sky ( http://server-sky.com ). Lots to do.
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Keith Lofstrom kei...@keithl.com Voice (503)-520-1993
KLIC --- Keith Lofstrom Integrated Circuits --- "Your Ideas in Silicon"
Design Contracting in Bipolar and C
unambiguous answers, which a bot can't easily
figure out, please email them to me.
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Well, enjoy your new wiki. I spent most of the weekend, and the early
part of the last two evenings, making the conversions. I hope to have
kwiki (and the wikispammers who use it) off my se
needed
after all. Subversion will be most likely to break,
since I will be testing browser access first.
The mailing list should not be affected. I hope.
Keith
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