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On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 17:49:12 +0100, Bernhard Merkle <nospm-news at merkleonline.de> wrote: >The business case is: we have an external supplyer for software and >both, we and the supplyer are on different locations and both want >access to the sources. Best would be if both have read/write. > >The repository should be at the supplyer site, as the do a lot of ci/co. > And why do you think this is necessary at all? CVS can be used just fine with accesses across the globe, in fact many of my CVS modules are located on servers at long distances from myself and they work just fine. I don't really understand why you and your supplier cannot share the same CVS server. I think that you are imaging the shortcomings of other version control tools onto CVS and then you think you have to solve a problem that is not even there! Don't mirror or try to sync, instead both use one single CVS server and you will be fine. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)