Hi Bill,
Two options that are pretty simple:
1. Save the script with a different name until you've got the changes
working, then swap the files.
2. Setup a test site on the same server with a separate domain name
like test.yourclient.com. Then you can experiment to your heart's
content on the entire infrastructure without interrupting public
access to the production site.
HTH,
Troy
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On Jun 1, 2005, at 3:30 PM, Bill Stephenson wrote:
I use Interarchy to download perl scripts I want to edit with
BBedit. BBEdit uses Interarchy to save the scripts.
When I save a the perl script I first have to check to see if there
is a recently active user so the user doesn't get an error while
trying to access the script again while I'm in the middle of
uploading it with my really slow dial-up connection.
This really doesn't work very well and I need a better way to
handle this.
Anyone have a solution/suggestion?
Kindest Regards,
--
Bill Stephenson
