Hi Sergey, > > As it so happens gdbm was the last of the remotely hosted projects. > > Perhaps so, if we're speaking about CVS repos.
I was. And specifically the ones that were being rsync'd from remote systems into cvs.sv.gnu.org to mirror them there. There have always been a handful of repositories that were elsewhere on people's home basement servers and such and that allowed them to be commited locally but then sync'd to cvs.sv.gnu.org for the wider audience. > However, there are still four GNU projects that are hosted on > Puszcza and whose git repositories used to be synchronized with > Savannah. These are: gdbm (sic!), direvent, rush, and dico. Git > repos were pulled from git.gnu.org.ua four times a day, if my memory > serves me. However, at some point in the past replication stopped. I looked around but I cannot see where that would be done or would have been done. Therefore any sync there must be lost in the shuffle somewhere along the way. Sorry. > I have synchronized them manually a couple of times since then, but > it would be preferable to restore automatic synchronization, of > course. Could you take a look at this, please? In git would it be easiest to have Puszcza push in a hook? Bob
