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                 Summary: Post-It: What is the difference between Backend and
Frontend?
                 Project: Savane
            Submitted by: yeupou
            Submitted on: mardi 28.11.2006 à 08:56
                Category: Post-It
                Priority: 5 - Normal
                  Status: Remind
                 Privacy: Public
             Assigned to: None
             Open/Closed: Open
         Discussion Lock: Locked
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Details:

Savane is composed of a database, a web frontend and a system backend.
 
The web frontend is the user interface, run by a webserver with PHP. All
users modifications in the database are made via this frontend. It permits
them to submit items (bugs, task...), modify items, change their preferences,
etc.
 
The system backend is mainly used by cronjob, or by site administrators via a
shell. It is written in Perl, composed of Perl Scripts and Perl Modules. It's
purpose is to synchronize the system(s) and the database. For instance if you
provide to projects a download area, the backend will, on the system that host
this area: create a unix group ; create unix users account associated with the
group for any member of the group ; create a directory for each group at the
configured location ; associate these area to the appropriate group. 




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