Hi All, Over in infra land we have svnpubsub system for the immediate publishing of website changes.
The pubsub daemon watches our /www/forrest.apache.org area for commits and as they come in, does an immediate svn up on our web servers - making the changes live almost immediate, rather than having to wait an hour or two for the next sync to happen. This is currently being used by other projects such as httpd, apr, trafficserver and a few others. After some early trial issues I'm confident that this system is now working just fine and propose that Apache Forrest move over to this system. We as a project need do nothing (I will take care of infra changes.) Our own publishing methods such as using Forrestbot would not need to change (as all that does is commit to our /site/ are of svn.) We currently commit to our svn /site/ area and a cronjob checks for updates every 1/2 hour -- that cronjob would no longer be necessary and the pubsub deamon would take over listening for and performing updates. Thoughts or concerns on doing this? (For the time being our 'dist' area can remain as is, but that too can use this system if we are happy with it) Thanks Gav...
