on master node.
> Initialized the slave node with master
> And through post-commit we are using svn sync process for synchronization.It
> is working fine.
>
> Now if the master server is down,we have direct users to do the commit on
> slave node.
You have to shoot the old mast
Andy Levy wrote on Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 20:10:10 -0400:
> You can probably sync from slave to master without reinitializing the
> repository when you make the switch back.
'svnsync init --allow-non-empty'
eated a repository on master node.
> Initialized the slave node with master
> And through post-commit we are using svn sync process for
> synchronization.It is working fine.
>
> Now if the master server is down,we have direct users to do the commit on
> slave node.
>
> But later when the m
are using svn sync process for
synchronization.It is working fine.
Now if the master server is down,we have direct users to do the commit
on slave node.
But later when the master server is back,how can we make both servers to
be on same revision?
Thanks & Regards,
Anup
