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> the files from the servers of their areas. Since both the > developers are > working in the same project, we used to synchronize the files > in both the > servers with the help of File Synchronization software. The > problem with If I read this right, you're trying to sync repository files... Don't do that!! IMHO that's a bad idea asking for trouble. That said, I bet there are others who live on the edge too. I have developers in US and India (Bangalore) accessing the same server in the US. The India devs use -z6 and US devs use -z3 (or not at all) to compress the data, making it much more usable. To directly answer your question though, you should check out better synch software. The synch software should be smart enough to understand the OS' limitations and time zones. There are a number of utilities available, I don't have any names handy. Regards, Glen Starrett