Hello Jukka,
Jukka Zitting wrote:
Hi,
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 4:42 PM, Ceki Gulcu <c...@qos.ch> wrote:
I guess that you'd "svnsync initialize" both repositories with a username
and password of your choice and we'd proceed from there.
OK. I now have a mirror of SLF4J at http://svn-mirror.slf4j.org/repos/.
Yey!
You should be able to update the mirror with the following command in
a post-commit hook:
svnsync --non-interactive sync http://svn-mirror.slf4j.org/repos/ \
--sync-username svnsync --sync-password $PASSWORD
(I'll send you the svnsync password in a private message.)
The above svnsync command was added to the appropriate post-commit hook and a
similar command to post-revprop-change on svn.slf4j.org.
I noticed that a request made to http://svn-mirror.slf4j.org/repos/ gets
redirected to http://svn-mirror.slf4j.org:81/repos/ Is that an issue?
Given that now there is a dependency between svn and svn-mirror via the commit
hook, I wonder what will happen if svn-mirror is down or disappears. How
reliable would you say that the machine hosting svn-mirror is? (I obviously
don't expect 99.99% availability, and just a rough estimate would do.)
The svn-mirror.qos.ch address doesn't seem to resolve for me at the
moment, but I'll set up a similar mirror for that once it does.
There was indeed a DNS problem which has been fixed.
Anyway, I am going to test the svn mirror with a new commit, just after sending
this message.
BR,
Jukka Zitting
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