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> From: Dennis Forcier [mailto:dforcier at mindspring.com] > One of the (semi-official?) "How to set up CVS" documents says to > install CVSNT on its own server. Not entirely clear why but > it appears > to suggest loading sensitivity. Someone want to comment on this? > > In my own case, I'm in a low-volume (currently non-production) > environment with only one RAID. On that machine lives the database > server (DB2 Ent.), an application server (Websphere), Apache, and > CVSNT. Dual PIII/850 with 768 MB. Am I asking for trouble? Depends *how* low-volume :-). Here's a benchmark: our CVSNT server is a 2GHz P4, 1GByte RAM, but it's also running MS Exchange, MS SQL Server, AVG7 (with real-time scanning disabled on Exchange data files, SQL data files, and CVS repository and temp). Four developers, several hundred files across a dozen or so modules. We've had no issues at all in just under 2 years of operation. It grinds on adding Yet Another Revision of some large MS Access files, but it sounds like that's not uncommon. - Peter