[Zope] Collaborative syncing?

[Adam Getchell]

Jaroslav,

I've been rather happy with Zsync. It will tell you when files are different
versions between source and server. You could set up Zsync'ing to be
bidirectional (e.g., DEVEL --> PROD and PROD --> DEVEL), then you'd go into
whatever instance you wish to push the changes from.

It is a push mechanism, but it's amazingly useful and robust. After adding
the appropriate methods in my Zsyncer, I was actually able to use it to copy
an entire site from one server to another. (In this case, it caused a nasty
loop because I had a Virtual Site Root and Squid sitting in front of it, but
that was my configuration, and I was able to fix it.)

In our case, we have DEVEL-->TEST-->PROD, and occasionally I set
PROD-->DEVEL. (I turn it off when not needed.)

--Adam

-----Original Message-----
From: Dieter Maurer [mailto:dieter@handshake.de] 
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 2:42 PM
To: lsh@wo.cz
Cc: zope@zope.org
Subject: Re: [Zope] Collaborative syncing?


Jaroslav Lukesh writes:
 > I was install and try Zsync (latest on Zope 251/W32), it is nice, but I
do  > not know to make simple sync in case when source and target was
changed  > each different file and have some files more or deleted. ZSyncer
requires that changes are only made at one place.

  ZSyncing is an unidirectional process only.


Dieter

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