On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 7:04 AM, Gav... <ga...@16degrees.com.au> wrote: > 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?
+1, Sounds like all good-ness to me:) --tim
