By peer-to-peer autosync, I mean that an instance of Fossil would
automatically try to contact more than one other instance until one
hosting a copy of the requested repository was found.

I work for a relatively small company that has no dedicated IT staff,
so the owner does not want to run anything other than email and file
serving on our server PCs. This means that we have to push and pull
our changes between our work stations, which are laptops, so not
always online to sync with. This is fine within the development team,
our project management team will hate it.

FYI, it is our intention to use Fossil only for issue tracking and
documents shared with the project mangement people. Our code and
development-only documents will continue to be maintained in Git. That
way, there will not be copies of code or design documents on the
laptops of non-developpers.
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