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From: Clark G. <ga...@di...> - 2006-01-09 18:40:42
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On Mon, 9 Jan 2006 16:59:25 +0000, "Lars Hecking" <lhe...@us...> said: > I discussed this with Clark when I left my old job. He gave me an > account > on a machine called preprod.gnuplot.info, and I copied snapshots of the > UCC www and ftp sites to that machine. > > Clark is the only one with shell access to ftp.gnuplot.info IIRC, > I think, if he could enlighten us on the status of that box ... That's correct. As a production service, I use a level of indirection for site synchronization. As mentioned in previous note, I'll happily give others access to preprod. Incidentally, Lars, did you have ftp stuff on preprod that you wanted synchronized with production? I was thinking we would generally do manual syncs of preprod-to-prod, in order to keep preprod a testing environment. If that is the case only for ftp, well that's ok. I control both ends there, so that's easy enough to instrument. The sf approach is also nice, though, as it protects from the Clark-getting-hit-by-bus problem. --ckg -- Clark Gaylord Blacksburg, VA USA ga...@di... |