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Solves svnbackup svn add directory failure.
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agnostic.
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Fix spelling typo (Thanks ChrisDown for pointing this out)
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with namespaces.
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* This is one of those times (should fix build)
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* Added a form of GZip compression support to object.xml files produced by exportserialiser. Will look towards standard GZip support. File compression seems to be highly worthwhile reducing a 1.5mb sim state to 62kb.
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(this took a while to run).
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cause a SVN revision to be saved every X minutes. (Default = 15)
* Added 'Autosave' options to OpenSim.ini.Example
* Added 'ImportOnStartup' option to OpenSim.ini.example
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command to SVN Backup Module.
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region from a specified SVN revision. Potentially useful for rollbacks.
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* SVNBackup module now works correctly when you have more than one region.
* Various textual and feature improvements, including new 'ImportOnStartup' option for OpenSim.ini (place in [SVN] section)
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revision.
* TODO: Specific revision support.
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* See OpenSim.ini.example settings for how to use
* Only compatible with svn:// and http:// authentication for the moment (and only using simple authentication). SSL/SSH key support is supported by the library used (SvnDotNet), but is not yet supported in OpenSim.
* Use the command "svn save" to make a copy of your regions to SVN. Presently this is not an automatic process, but such a feature is on the todo list.
* It will in your repository create a subdirectory for each region with the regions UUID, inside there it will create a 'terrain load' compatible 'heightmap.r32', and a load-xml2 compatible 'objects.xml' plus information files.
* Untested on Linux, some compatibility work may be needed by Linux peoples. The dependencies will be the same as for SvnDotNet which is supposedly mono-compatible.
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This is a module which allows you to periodically export a serialised version of your region to a SVN repository and store it there. It is still a work in progress and is currently disabled and incomplete, but some of the functionality is demonstratable.
* Enjoy.
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