Distributed bug-tracking systems?

I switched over to the new-fangled distributed version control, a couple years ago, and have been utterly delighted. More recently, I came upon the idea of applying the same technology to *bug-tracking*; a few systems being: Bugs Everywhere Simple Defects

[GNHLUG] ManchLUG: Tuesday April 19th @ Wings Your Way - Manchester NH

Join us on Tuesday April 19th for ManchLUG! This month's topic will be lightning talks by multiple presenters (details below). Schedule: 6:30 PM - Casual pre-meeting, food + drinks. (Eat, Drink, Geek-out) 7:30 PM - General announcements immediately followed by multiple talks on: - GIMP, G

[GNHLUG] [DLSLUG-Announce] TOMORROW: LaTeX- DLSLUG Monthly Meeting - 2011-04-07

*** Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Linux User Group http://dlslug.org/ a chapter of GNHLUG - http://gnhlug.org *** The next regular

VoltDB?

Anyone looked at this yet? http://voltdb.com/ Just wondering if it's worth the time. I'm really veering away from MySQL due to Oracle, and it seems so shiny and new. :-D -- -- Thomas ___ gnhlug-discuss mailing list gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org

Re: ssh reverse tunnel issue

Compressing a ssh stream will not achieve significant compression anyway, entropy is about as high as it gets.. Eric - Original message - > David Ohlemacher writes: > > > Thanks. > > > > I have already added to /etc/ssh_config > > > > ServerAliveInterval 240 > > ClientAliveInterval 2

Re: ssh reverse tunnel issue

Since the primary complaint is that the connection "freezes" for as long as a minute I'm gonna predict that this will turn out not to be compression-related. Yes, unnecessary/redundant compression can reduce throughput but the effect would be (approx) constant rather than intermittent and I can'

Re: ssh reverse tunnel issue

David Ohlemacher writes: > Thanks. > > I have already added to /etc/ssh_config > > ServerAliveInterval 240 > ClientAliveInterval 240 > > on all machines. > > I'll try it wo compression.   I really couldn't tell the difference, but maybe > that is it. I'd think that the double-compression may be