Michael,
Not exactly answering your question, but pointing towards your concerns
about checkouting and commiting over a WAN.
Our company has been using subversion for one year now, and we do most of
our work in an outsourcing fashion. We use the customer's internet link,
which is usually a 256k ADSL link or worse, to do our SVN work against our
SVN apache-based repository, and no one has ever complained about it being
slow.
Hope I've helped in some way
Alexandre M. Reis
Analista de Sistemas
Datasul Paranaense
(41) 2105-5977
(41) 8801-9154
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From: Michael Magill [mailto:Magill.Michael@idsi.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 4:38 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Multiple SVNServes to the same FSFS repository?
I am considering deploying Subversion for some of our projects.
Right now we have multiple offices with real-time WAN file mirroring.
Basically we have a RAID array in each site that is synced and the users
always use a local share. The software we use maintains file contents,
locks, etc. over the WAN in real time. Could I run a copy of svnserve in
each location, pointing at the same FSFS database, or is that going to cause
conflicts? I am trying to avoid WAN checkouts and commits going over the
WAN, then the revision going back over the WAN again.
Thanks,
Michael Magill
IT Director
Intelligent Decision Systems, Inc.
5870 Trinity Parkway
Suite 200
Centreville, VA 20120
(703) 766-9631
(703) 766-9638 (fax)
Magill.Michael@idsi.com
Received on Tue May 10 22:18:42 2005