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master-master server setup

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CMCorey Mitchell <cmitchell@cctus.com>
Date
Aug 24, 2011, 17:14 UTC
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<loom.20110824T191218-282@post.gmane.org>
Hello Git team,
 
We have a distributed team (US and Japan).  We are thinking about migrating from
subversion to git because it better suits our distributed team.  Due to network
latency, we want to setup 2 git servers hosting the same repository.  We want
developers to be able to download and publish branches to their local server and
then have those changes replicated to the other site.  Is this possible?  Can
someone please explain how this setup is done?  If not, can someone please
explain the closest alternative and how it is setup? 
 
Thanks a lot,
Corey
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