# Replication of shared repositories

2 messages from 2010-04-13 to 2010-04-15. Participants: cdossantos, Ramkumar Ramachandra.
Thread: https://gitlist.dev/t/23441

## cdossantos, 2010-04-13 07:45

Subject: Replication of shared repositories
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Hello,


I would like to replicate the contents of my GIT shared repository to
another server, a sort of mirror, but i didn't find any references about
that. I know that hook scripts run locally. However, could i have a post
commit script that after a local commit, not only starts a push to the
shared repository but starts as well a push from the shared repository to
another server ? 

Thanks in advance, 

Santos 
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## Ramkumar Ramachandra, 2010-04-15 04:55

Subject: Re: Replication of shared repositories
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> I would like to replicate the contents of my GIT shared repository to
> another server, a sort of mirror, but i didn't find any references about
> that.

Just push to two different remotes.

> I know that hook scripts run locally. However, could i have a post
> commit script that after a local commit, not only starts a push to the
> shared repository but starts as well a push from the shared repository to
> another server ?

I suppose you could do this.

-- Ram

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