Re: Multisiting in RCS???
"Aaron S. Hawley" <[email protected]> Tue, 26 Sep 2006 09:19:11 -0400
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Quoting Bob Proulx <[email protected]>: > Aaron S. Hawley wrote: >> Quoting [email protected]: >> > Hello, >> > Is there Multisiting Capability available in RCS. >> > If yes, can you please throw some light on the same. >> >> You could run any tool like rsync<http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/> to >> mirror the RCS files, and use a crontab(1) file to manage how often >> things should be synchronized between physically disparate systems. >> The good news is that RCS can easily support a "Multisiting >> Capability" with these tools, the bad news (or is it?) is that it's >> not built-in. > > Creating a mirror of the repository is certainly possible with almost > any reasonable version control system. Then treating mirrors as > read-only so that changes cannot be checked into them and subsequently > overwritten by the mirror is easy enough. But I do not think that is > what the original poster was asking about. That was my understanding of what "Multi-siting" meant in ClearCase vocabulary. It's entirely different from a source control system that supports a "central repository". That's my understanding of it, but I actually know nothing more about ClearCase then what can be groked from the Web. But indeed, the best way to multi-site RCS is to use one of the later network-supported source control systems. /a