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Re: repository on client is newer than on server as a result of server hd failure

From: Jon Scott Stevens <jon_at_latchkey.com>
Date: 2006-02-09 00:21:48 CET

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On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:48 PM, Josh Kuo wrote:

> Of course, this puts a dent on the overall performance, especially
> when
> you have many commits back to back for the same repository, but it
> works
> well for me. I have a repository that does not get as many commits
> (maybe a dozen a day), but it is crucial that I do not lose any
> revisions. So I am willing to sacrifice a little performance for
> that.

If the data is so crucial, then why not use RAID to mirror the drive?
Seems like a much better system from a performance perspective.

jon

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