On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 17:35:29 -0500, pete@holidian.com <pete@holidian.com> wrote:
> Disclaimer: I'm new to source control in general and Subversion in specific -- I
> have read the FAQs and searched around in the archives... please be gentle.
>
> [I'm not even convinced that this feature is available in any of the source
> control tools around today, but I've heard such good things about Subversion I
> thought I would check here first.]
>
> My situation is this: I have a custom Web CMS (in PHP/MySQL) installed and
> running on four servers -- presently when I make an update, I have to manually
> upload the affected files to the four servers and, truth be told, I'm lazy...
> so it's a pain.
>
> I'd like to be able to make the change and then push those changes to all of the
> necessary servers. Does Subversion have the capacity to do this (or anything
> remotely similar)? Is this a feature even offered by source control tools
> today? If no to both of those, is there anywhere else I could look, or am I
> just SOL?
>
> It seems to me that this ought to be a common enough problem to have a solution,
> but I don't seem to be looking in the right places.
You can use a post-commit hook to run whatever program or script you
want after every commit. This script can then push the changes to the
other servers.
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bd
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Received on Tue Nov 30 00:03:59 2004