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Gerhard, > > 3. You can optionally create a CVSROOT script (postcommit, > postcommand) > > on the 'slave' to automatically fire off an rsync. > > Shouldn't that be on the master also (for multiple slaves)? I found that I often wanted the slave scripts different to the master server scripts. If they are identical for your organisation then certainly you can. > In any case, it seems your script syncs the whole repo. > Couldn't it just > sync the directories (or even files) affected by the command? I've already answered this - see my post yesterday, basically I haven't found it necessary and my suggestion is to get the simple case set up and working and optimise it IF you have a problem. > If you are particularly worried and have a very large > repository you can > use the postcommit as well as postcommand and in the > postcommit trigger > use the 'module' to qualify the rsync. This however also > requires that > you remove the stuff in rsync.sh that prevents two rsync's running > simultaneously. Regards, Arthur Barrett