Re: [AOLSERVER] Newbie issue: How configure production / test / development environment?

2001-10-04 Thread Michael E. Duffy
At 11:25 AM 10/2/01, you wrote: >...What's the best way to structure >things so I can isolate development work and the testing thereof from the >production system? To do orderly moveups from development to production? There are a fair number of interesting resources here: http://www.arsdigita.co

Re: [AOLSERVER] Newbie issue: How configure production / test / development environment?

2001-10-04 Thread Ian Harding
I use two instances, with two separate startup files. The servers have different directories (server1 and server2, not the most descriptive names...) and run on different ports. I copy over my tcl library to the production directory when it is ready to go.

Re: [AOLSERVER] Newbie issue: How configure production / test / development environment?

2001-10-04 Thread Dave Weis
I would advise using two instances, along with two database instances. If you'll be playing with the config, you won't want to have to bounce your live site. For the file moving, you can either check everything in dev into cvs and check it back out into the live site, or you can just use rsync to

[AOLSERVER] Newbie issue: How configure production / test / development environment?

2001-10-03 Thread Dave Siktberg
Development of my first site is well underway, and I am starting to think about production configuration issues. What's the best way to structure things so I can isolate development work and the testing thereof from the production system? To do orderly moveups from development to production? Can