We use ssh -> cvs -> perl -> ssh -> perl for this.
User commits a change to cvs, the loginfo process execs a perl
script that itself ssh exec's a remote program to cd to the
appropriate dir and cvs update the module.
The advantage is that the live web tree only needs one user with
write acce
Hello Craig Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Thanks for your excellent experiences. Ok. This is my situation.
I have a stage environment, in which web files are ready for testing and
go to the productive servers. If I use rsync with --delete parameter on
a directory, it will rsync file by file onto t
On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 11:20:26PM +0800, Patrick Hsieh wrote:
> I have some apache web servers under the server load-balancer. To
> keep the static html and php files in sync among them, I have to use
> NFS to achieve the purpose. My problem is, since NFS is not quite
> stable and is prompt to
On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 11:20:26PM +0800, Patrick Hsieh wrote:
> I have some apache web servers under the server load-balancer. To
> keep the static html and php files in sync among them, I have to use
> NFS to achieve the purpose. My problem is, since NFS is not quite
> stable and is prompt to
Hello list,
I have some apache web servers under the server load-balancer.
To keep the static html and php files in sync among them, I have to use
NFS to achieve the purpose. My problem is, since NFS is not quite
stable and is prompt to be a network bottleneck, I have to find other
methods to ke
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