Re: crm versions in CVS

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Bill Y <[email protected]> wrote:
>  On the other hand, GIT seems to overcome many of my objections; among
>  other things, every GIT repository is a fully functional master.
>
>  Ger: do you have a machine and an IP address that we can use as a
>  host for GIT?
>
>  If not, I can punch a hole in my hardware firewall and put up a
>  machine that will be 24x7, albeit on a 128Kbyte DSL line.

I'm new to GIT - just checked up on wikiped, so I'm a total n00b here
- but I _might_ be able to provide GIT access in a while, if we like
to. That would mean punching my own DSL firewall.
I have a faster ADSL, but it's quite loaded on the upload side, so
download speed for others is 20-25Kb/s max, unless the planets are
aligned. Still faster than 128kbit/sec though ;-)

Butttt... what I read in those few lines on wikipedia, my thoughts
would be that you'd love to have *distributed* GIT, so why not both of
us at least?

Once every 2-3 months, some fluke - probably a succesful DoS - happens
and my machines are off-net for half a day, unless I'm out of town and
the detection doesn't kick in to physically powercycle the box.
That's just the long way of saying I can guarantee only an up-time of
90% given previous performance (2000-2007).



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Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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