rsync suggestion
Is there any chance, Ralf, of an rsync server for the kernel cvs? This really speeds up making diffs and so on and removes load from the central cvs server.
Anyone else like the idea?
/Brian
Quoted 5 lines · Brian Murphy
Is there any chance, Ralf, of an rsync server for the kernel cvs? This really speeds up making diffs and so on and removes load from the central cvs server.
Anyone else like the idea?
I like it. But I don't count, so there's not much point in it...
Regards,
Joey
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Quoted 5 lines · Brian Murphy
Is there any chance, Ralf, of an rsync server for the kernel cvs? This really speeds up making diffs and so on and removes load from the central cvs server.
Anyone else like the idea?
Yep - Would use it too.
Flo
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On Mon, 2002-10-07 21:44:44 +0200, Brian Murphy <[email protected]> wrote in message <[email protected]>:
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Is there any chance, Ralf, of an rsync server for the kernel cvs? This really speeds up making diffs and so on and removes load from the central cvs server.
Anyone else like the idea?
/me did use it, too...
MfG, JBG
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Quoted 3 lines · Brian Murphy
Is there any chance, Ralf, of an rsync server for the kernel cvs? This really speeds up making diffs and so on and removes load from the central cvs server.
Load is hardly an argument. The machine has 2GB of memory so can keep the entire CVS archive in memory which extremly speeds up operation. Anyway, I rsync of the cvs archive was disabled from the time that the archive was just an outdated copy of oss; now I re-enabled it.
Ralf