Le 03/08/2010 01:24, J. Schaller a écrit :
On Mon, 02 Aug 2010 19:40:30 +0200, David Bruchmann
wrote:
yes, and for older Windows-Versions you can use a tool called junction:
http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx
Using junctions is probably not a good idea. Unless sym
@ than please post your comments to the threads they belong to.
even the "deprecated global folder" is NOT my idea and it is NOT FUD (what
ever you mean with this) by the way but I am concerned about loosing it, as
we run lots of global extension folders too.
We also used it for ages but since the
> Please be a bit mroe serious and concerned and test it yourself first before
> using words like FUD!
I wouldn't use the word just because of this message. I used it while
taking into account your other recent message ("Global Extension folder
deprecated?").
> I won't write this if we would be a
@Thomas
Please be a bit mroe serious and concerned and test it yourself first before
using words like FUD!
I won't write this if we would be able to use the newsadmin in 4.4.1 in a
global install but unfortunately we can't.
Beside the fact that this message pops up:
The running TYPO3 version (4.
> ... and still many (major) extensions can't even be installed
> globally - unfortunately. i.e. templavoila, tt_news,...
Could you please tell me/us what is the problem with tt_news when
installed globally?
(...because right now I think you are just spreading FUD.)
Tomas Mrozek
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Hi again
I just received a message from Jeff telling me that the global extension
folder might be deprecated in future. hmm!
Could anybody give a statement about this to would be nice - if yes, than it
would be advised to use only local folders in future and update each typo3
installation separat
Yes Ron
Actually TYPO3 provides a GLOBAL Installation ext folder
It is here: typo3_src-4.4.1/typo3/ext
If you change this folder to be a symlink than you can keep the extensions
installed into this folder also after a new sourcecode Update.
i.e.
var/globalt3/typo3conf/ext
var/globalt3/typo3conf
Hello,
I caught this thread late, but I do have a question about allowing multiple
installations to share the same extension folder,
If you are set up this way and update an extension and that update requires a
database update, then you still have to go to each installation to update those
DB
On Mon, 02 Aug 2010 19:40:30 +0200, David Bruchmann
wrote:
>yes, and for older Windows-Versions you can use a tool called junction:
>http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx
Using junctions is probably not a good idea. Unless symlinks, when
deleting junctions you might just
- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -
Von:JoH asenau
Gesendet: Montag, 2. August 2010 17:43:26
An: typo3-english@lists.typo3.org
CC:
Betreff:Re: [TYPO3-english] Multi sites sharing the same
typo3conf/ext folder
I know it's possible to use only one typo3_src folder
JoH asenau wrote:
I know it's possible to use only one typo3_src folder with symlinks,
but the server's running on Windows. Is there a way around it ?
You can use "symlinks" on Windows based servers (WinVista/WinServer 2008 +) as
well.
mklink /d "your:\virtual\path\here" "your:\real\path\here"
> I know it's possible to use only one typo3_src folder with symlinks,
> but the server's running on Windows. Is there a way around it ?
You can use "symlinks" on Windows based servers (WinVista/WinServer 2008 +) as
well.
mklink /d "your:\virtual\path\here" "your:\real\path\here"
or
mklink /d
Hey everybody,
Is there a way to make several typo3 sites (on the same server) to use
the same typo3conf/ext folder ?
I know it's possible to use only one typo3_src folder with symlinks, but
the server's running on Windows. Is there a way around it ?
Thanks in advance,
Nicolas
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