Trent W. Buck wrote:
Note that the cache ~/.darcs/cache is only useful for repositories that share the same filesystem as ~/.darcs/cache is on -- for example, if all your repositories live in /srv/vcs and that's a separate NFS mount to /home, then the default cache is totally useless (and probably unused). You'd want to create /srv/vcs/.cache-twb or something, or maybe make /srv/vcs/.darcs-cache a world-writable directory with a sticky bit. I don't know if that would work, nor if Darcs is susceptible to cache poisoning attacks.
Er... I wouldn't say "totally useless". A cross-filesystem file copy is still (in many/most cases) faster/cheaper than a SSH or HTTP download. It may not be the most space efficient caching situation, but it would still be a cache.
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