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Re: Distributed Subversion servers running off of same DB - possible?

From: Travis P <svn_at_castle.fastmail.fm>
Date: 2005-01-19 02:01:26 CET

On Jan 18, 2005, at 2:48 PM, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote:

>> (I'm not sure that DFS works well enough to be an
>> option,
>
> i am informed that DCE/DFS is about the only distributed file
> system that correctly does all POSIX file semantics, including
> byte range locking.

My experience with DCE/DFS for some years has been that it's
locking/distributed-sync capabilities are at least as good as AFS. I
say that with the caveat that I haven't stressed anything except
conservative use of lock files. If Greg says that AFS will work, then
I'd believe that DCE/DFS would too.

Now, it's fine-grained Unix+ACL permission system is far too
complicated for most mortal users, but that's an entirely different
story (AFS strikes a much better balance IMO).

-Travis

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