RE : So6 to sync distributed repositories with non-permanent Internet connectivity

Sebastien Jourdain — 2006-03-18T20:02:21+01:00

Hello Frederic,

So6 and LibreSource can be used in such distributed environment in order to reduced and optimized network usage. Unfortunatly I don't know anyone yet that exploit already this feature.

The only limitation that you have with So6 on the topology of workspace/synchronizer interconnection, is that you must keep a tree topology in order to prevent loop on your distributed synchronization network.

Feel free to ask more questions about So6/LibreSource advanced features...

Regards,

Artenum Team

So6 to sync distributed repositories with non-permanent Internet connectivity

Frederic BAUCHER — 2006-03-18T17:08:14+01:00

Dear all, We are looking for SCM solution in a distributed development environment which has several sites throughout the world. The main concern is that all the sites are not continously connected to Internet (some of the sites has a modem connection with Internet, some sites have a very instable ISP, ...). Our need is to allow developpers local to a site to sync (update, commit) with the local repository through the local network, and when the Internet link is up, to sync with the other distant repositories. After a crawling a while in the documentation, I have the intuition that So6 is of interest.

I would like to have feedback of experimented users about such a usage ? What are your feeling ?

Thank you very for your help, Frederic BAUCHER.