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Jan, > > You need to ensure that the rsync is triggered by the > postcommand. The > > crontab is a good 'backup'. > > > > In months of using it I've never seen an update NOT get the correct > > version. > > We trigger an update on a sandbox from the server, so we'll > have to be > carefull about timing if we were to do the same on a sandbox > connected > to the slave server. Ah yes - the 'checkout' trigger... Our commercial make trigger has the same issue. If you run the 'rsync' synchronously - then the 'checkout' should start after the rsync has completed. > What happens if a user updates a file from the slave server > exactly at the > > same time the file is being updated by rsync? Is this handled? I think that rsync and unison would handle this - but real world testing would be good. Regards, Arthur