Cagatay Catal wrote:
>>>Two options I see:
>>>
>>>1) Have a single repository at one of the two offices. Access it via
>>>HTTPS with some kind of authentication. Subversion is designed to be
>>>usable even over slower networks so this may in fact work fine.
>
> We can not access repository machine (subversion server) from other
> office.
>
> (permission is not allowed) So; the only way seems using SVK.
> Any other simple interface using internet explorer to check-in, check-out
> like FTP or other systems?
Gimme a second: you are not allowed to setup a secure and encrypted tunnel but
you are allowed to use FTP which sends passwords in cleartext?
This sounds rather like a management/social/educational problem, not a
technical problem. I'd discuss this again with my sysadmin.
Oh, in case you wonder: SVN works like a charm in high-latency networks like
VPNs over dialup (at least when you compare its performance to that of
VSS...).
>>>2) Have two repositories which are in sync with each other. This I
>>>have never tried to do, but from previous mails on this list I gather
>>>it's not entirely straightforward. You may also wish to look into SVK
>>>(http://svk.elixus.org/) which apparently has features that help you
>>>with this.
SVK still requires some means for synchronisation, and that only works across
some kind of access to some common repository, so the problem is still
present. SVN as I understand it is rather a solution when you are temporarily
disconnected from the main repository or when the repositories can only be
synched with delay (e.g. every night or some such).
Uli
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Received on Mon Jun 20 14:04:49 2005