Hi Patrick,
On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 11:37:26AM +0200, Patrick McHardy wrote:
Yes, its very slow interacting with git. Do you any
hints how to
avoid this except disabling trac<->git interaction entirely?
I think for something as large as the linux kernel tree it might make
sense to disable it completely. Unfortunately the support for
'inceremntal repositories' was never fully implemented in git. This way
you could have a small repo on
dect.osmocom.org containing only those
few commits that relate to DECT.
Another option would be to go for mysql or postgresql as database
backend. But even then, the load on the system (hosting dozens of
virtual machines for various projects) is probably still going to be
quite big...
Regards,
Harald
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