Noah Kantrowitz wrote: > No, there are things we do not store in the DB. The major issues are > attachments, config data, and VC data. While I suppose you could put > all of those (really the whole Trac env folder) on a network file > system, this still isn't true replication. I don't know of any good > filesystem replication systems that don't cost $$$$$. > Subversion already has svnsync + webdav proxy, and replicating repositories it is out of the scope of Trac anyways. You're right about the configuration and attachments though. I currently use git to synchronize them, but thats a bad hack.
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