[darcs-users] peer to peer darcs

[Ketil Malde]

"S. Alexander Jacobson" <alex at alexjacobson.com> writes:

> I would like to create a setup in which
> the repository contains a distribution list file.

There's been a lot of comment on this, so I won't address it, but

> Can darcs be used without any centralized repository at all (without
> requiring any particular machine to be available 24x7)?

The wording puzzles me.  Surely, you don't need 24/7 operation of the
central ("mother") repository, in particular if it accepts email
pushes.  And the whole point of darcs is that it is distributed;
patches go directly between any two repositories, so there's no
requirement for any repo to be central (even though it could be a
practical way to organize things)

Is there any particular reason you need a mailing list setup? 

-kzm
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