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Two questions:
I'm using the CVS client (V1.9.28) on NT (Cygwin).
Have a 33MB repository on an NT server. The actual source tree when
checked out is about 10MB.
I have a 128K Frame relay connection to the server where the
repository is stored.
Using Cygwin to 'mount' the server (mount //server/directory /foob)
export CVSROOT=/foob/x/cvsroot
cvs checkout -P
After a bit over two and a half hours of non-stop network activity, I
get a copy of the source tree :-(
I looked at the information on setting it up CVS in client server mode
- - and it looks like it would take a bit of time to get it up and
working. Before I spend the time on it I'd like to get an idea if it's
going to help the performance or not.
My questions:
1. How much performance improvement (if any) might I see in
client/server mode? I can't tell if the bottlneck is the crappy
performance of Cygwin or the way I'm using CVS.
2. How reliable is client/server mode with the Cygwin port of CVS?
I would appreciate any pointers to FAQs that I missed, experiences,
feedback or sympathy cards :-)
Thanks,
Dan Haynes
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