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After reading Michael Lopp's book "Being Geek," I started using Dropbox as a means of synchronizing files between my home computer and work computer. It's been fantastic, it really makes it painless to keep track of the latest version of files you're working on. My question has to do with people's experience with this tool, especially programmers who may have used it to develop larger projects. Right now, I see 3 main uses of Dropbox: 1. synchronize files between home and work computers 2. version control (you have to log into the dropbox site to access previous versions) 3. off-site backup

I means copying individual MyISAM table files is: (shut down mysqld and copy the .frm, .myd, and .myi files from one database folder to another) Question: (a) can I use this way to backup MySQL database folder from one server to another server with different MySQL version? (b) can this backup files moved to different OS? (example: debian to centos) Only file-level copy MyISAM tables between versions of servers with the same: - CPU 'endian' ( SPARC != x86 ) - MySQL versions are upgrade-able without conversion (5.0.48 copy to 5.0.52 is bad because of index structure changes, but 5.0.52 copy to 5

We use Azure Backup and set our backup vaults to use GRS. We want to use LRS instead. It is understood that this cannot be changed once machines have been added to the vault, and we need to start from scratch. Two questions: Do I need to remove the current vault first before I set up a new vault for that same server? Can the current backups be transferred to the new vault? Changing a Recovery Service Vault's storage replication type can be achieved via the Portal or PowerShell. Unfortunately, this option is greyed-out in the Portal, and whilst the cmdlet successfully executes, it doesn't

We recently upgraded our database from 2.0.1 to 2.1.2 (Enterprise) using the explicit upgrade procedure. When trying to take a backup post-upgrade, full backups succeed, but incremental backups fail. When running this command the first time, it succeeds: ~/neo4j-enterprise-2.1.2/bin/neo4j-backup -from single://127.0.0.1 -to /mnt/backups/neo4j-test-backup Running it a second time gives the following error: Performing backup from '127.0.0.1' 00:18:44.907 [main] INFO o.n.k.InternalAbstractGraphDatabase - No locking implementation specified, defaulting to 'forseti' Transactions applied Exception

I like to backup up the source code set for a project when I release a version. I use GExperts project backups, which seems to gather up all the files in the project manager into the ZIP file. You can also add arbitrary files to this file set, but I'm always conscious of the fact that I haven't necessarily got all the files. Unless I specifically go though the uses clauses and add all the units I have sources for to the project, I'll never be sure of storing all the files necessary to recreate the installable/executable. I've thought about rolling an app to traverse a project, following all

I have installed VisualSVN Server on Windows Server 2008. I was trying to create a hotcopy backup using svnadmin tool. It seems that I don't have this tool installed: C:\>svnadmin hotcopy C:\Repositories\Develop C:\temp\svnbackup 'svnadmin' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Does VisualSVN Server include svnadmin tool? How can I get this tool? I actually found the solution: I have these tools in this folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\VisualSVN Server\bin. I just had to add this to path enviromental values. nithin Actually you don't need to add

I currently host my project on googlecode svn, however I would like to have a copy of it hosted on another svn server (also online), can anyone suggest the best way to keep this backed up and up to date? Dump and sync will work, but it's probably easiest to use svnsync instead, assuming you're using the copy server as a read-only backup and not intending to commit to it as well. http://rsvndump.sourceforge.net/ http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch05s03.html#svn-ch-5-sect-3.5 Though I'd recommend you switching to git , it is easy. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7317330/svn-backup-from

I wanted to know whether reinstallation of app deletes SQLiteDatabase or SharedPreferences in Android. Also under what circumstances does it gets deleted. Application will be downloaded from server & installed. If it does get deleted what should we do to take a backup & restore it again? Please help... No... Database and SharedPreferences will not be deleted if one reinstall the app. They get deleted when some one uninstall it or clear data from settings menu of device... Updating your app (installing newer or the same version) will keep you preferences and all data, unless you do not