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From: | Gianni Mariani |
Subject: | Re: CVS over NFS |
Date: | Mon, 06 May 2002 20:44:20 -0700 |
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Shatzer, Larry wrote:
I've looked over the archives and see that CVS+NFS = bad. But in what aspect? From the archives it appears where the clients access the repository, in a non client/server method, using NFS is bad. What if the server you have, running pserver/ext/ect itself is the only machine accessing an NFS shared directory? What I am faced with is rolling CVS out to our mid sized company, and we are faced with disk space issues, and have a fairly large NAS, that will have space allocated for CVS repositories. What I want to do is have the main development server running CVS, which has the CVS repository mounted via NFS.
This relates only to the repository, not to work areas.My experience with NFS file locking is that it does not allways work (on almost any platform). NFS file locking may have improved and it may be less of an issue now but there is no reason to risk it since there are other more reliable alternatives. I have used pserver mode pretty much exclusively in installations I use and it works best for cross platform development.
I have used cvs work areas on nfs and cifs shares without any problems.
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