do i have to put the passwd, readers, writers to the
checkoutlist file?
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Kent Emia writes:
do i have to put the passwd, readers, writers to the
checkoutlist file?
Those files are normally edited in place rather than via CVS for
security reasons. If you're sure you want to allow CVS access to them,
then you need to add them to checkoutlist.
-Larry Jones
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I'm using CVS for web app development. I typically keep a /config directory
for things like local settings (database login, file paths, etc.). I'm having
a tough time figuring out how to manage these files. I'd like to make sure
that whenever someone checks out the module that they get the
hi,
I want to ask U how u handle configuration files..what I have in mind...Say
we have a development server and production server.. but the difference is
that for example u store uploaded images on the Dev server at directory :
/sites/upload/images
but on production server it is on :
[ On Sunday, September 30, 2001 at 16:37:54 (+0200), raptor wrote: ]
Subject: handling config files
I want to ask U how u handle configuration files..
with a build process -- i.e. a process which localises the files and
installs them in their target locations
[raptor - Sun at 04:37:54PM +0200]
so U set those variables in config file /sites/config/Config.pm and this
file is under CVS control, what is the problem here. Both Config.pm must be
different ('cause they represent different file structures), but U still
want when u add new Variable in the
