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Re: Repository access woes

From: Greg Hudson <ghudson_at_MIT.EDU>
Date: 2003-08-19 03:32:30 CEST

On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 21:24, Paul Smith wrote:
> When Marcus talks about CVS via NFS I assumed he meant that people were
> using a CVS server to access the repository, but that the repository
> lives on an NFS-mounted partition rather than on the server's local
> disk.

> If Marcus was talking about a CVS repository shared via NFS where
> everyone runs CVS operations directly on the repository rather than
> through a server

These two modes of operation work in basically the same way under CVS;
if one fails, the other is likely to as well. The CVS server accesses
the repository in the same way a CVS process accesses it directly. (As
best I understand CVS, anyway.)

> likely an issue for any large-scale SVN use.

Please avoid sweeping generalizations like that one; a great deal of
large-scale use of CVS does not involve NFS in any way.

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