But "if there's only one server [...]" the only relevant
question is, why run that server on a another machine at all?
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Von: M.Verkerk [mailto:m.verkerk@erasmusmc.nl]
Gesendet am: Donnerstag, 1. Juli 2004 11:36
An: Olivier Delannoy
Cc: users@subversion.tigris.org
Betreff: Re: NFS file system
Olivier Delannoy wrote:
> Hello,
> I show in the subversion book that a repository should not be
> installed on an nfs shared. In a mode so that multiple clients and
> servers access the same shared, I agree that it is not a good thing
> due to local caches. Is it the same if there is only one server
> (svnserv or Apache2/WebDav) accessing the repository files on a shared
> NFS.
>
This is probably the same.
More than one user can access the repository through pserver / Apache at
the same time. The thing is that Subversion needs to lock certain files
of the repository on a low level. That's why it won't work on networked
file systems.
Correct me if I'm wrong!
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