Remote reopository sync

["vamsi.hari" <va...@rediffmail.com>]

Hi All, 

I'm looking for a tool/script to keep two remote svn repositories in sync

to be in detail...

I've one team working in PlaceA and other team working in PlaceB, with two
different svn servers having same structure and content in it.

A job scheduled should be able to run a sync and post all the chages happend
in PlaceA to PlaceB and vice-versa

will this be possible with out using any other vcs like SVK, b/s I don't wan
to have something on  top of SVN

Regards, 
vhari
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Re: Remote reopository sync

[John Peacock <jo...@havurah-software.org>]

vamsi.hari wrote:
> A job scheduled should be able to run a sync and post all the chages happend
> in PlaceA to PlaceB and vice-versa

This is not possible.  There is no way to automate resolving any 
conflicts due to commits made to both repos between syncs.  You /can/ 
elect one of the repositories as a master repository (use the one with 
better Internet access) and use svnsync to keep the slave in sync. 
Until 1.5 is released, you can use the following instructions:

http://www.rvo-consulting.com/2008/02/21/subversion-diy-write-through-proxy/

to make all writes go to the master repo (this would work with multiple 
slave sites BTW).

HTH

John

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