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Re: Using svn with no direct network connection

From: Alexander Mueller <alex_at_littleblue.de>
Date: 2001-12-04 17:39:25 CET

Hi!

I guess one could make something like this work as soon as can
have a SQL database as repository storage.

Take for example Sybase SQL Anywhere. You can synchronize
databases on different sites using replication via email.

So you once you have a SQL repository in a SQL Anywhere
database you can setup data replication. Synchonizing the
sites should be easy then...

Alex

Sam.Cooper@scisys.co.uk schrieb:

> We are currently using cvs and both offices have a copy of the repository. We
> have written a set of scripts to make a tar file of changed RCS files since we
> last synched (marked using tags).
>
> It's very clunky and open to errors!
>
> I was wondering if svn could do a diff to a local repository which could be
> imported into the server repository. Basically, the German developers would like
> to be able to share their code locally using svn, we would like to be able to
> share our code locally using svn, and then once a week synch the changes. One of
> the two would be 'labelled' the master copy.
>
> I have no idea what I would want svn to do to be able to support this set-up,
> hence the posting ;-).
>
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