Shalinda Adikari wrote:
Hi Team,
I’m working on svn mirroring capability and I have following issue when
it is used.
Once *svnsync* is configured It takes longer time than normal commit.
Simply if we can commit a file within 2s without svnsync mirroring , now
it takes nearly 6s. Therefore, I need to reduce the time gap by
executing svnsync command parallel. According to the svn help files we
are normally to executing svnsync using the post-commit hook. However,
if we can run svnsync as a background process without effecting to
normal commit then user would not see any time lag.
In your post-commit script, you should start the commands without waiting
for their completion. Additionally, you should redirect the outputs of the
command, otherwise the script will also wait for the commands to finish.
You can do this as follows:
command-to-run >/dev/null 2>&1 &
HTH
Didier
I hope you can help me to find a solution for this issue.
Thanks,
Shalinda
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