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>> Try with bucardo ("http://bucardo.org/";) may be help you :).
> Doesn't bucardo handle conflicts with "whichever one I apply last
> wins"? That doesn't seem safe in all situations (or any, IMO).
With Bucardo, conflict handling is chosen as a standard method
(of which one is "latest") or a custom handler. "Latest" has its
places, but the usual recommendation is to pick one of the servers
as the trusted source, or to write your own handler based on your
business logic.
http://www.bucardo.org/bucardo.html#BucardoConflictHandling
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End Point Corporation
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