[wellylug] NETBEUI on Ubuntu

[Gerald Roehrbein]

Hello,

SCCS, Visual Source Safe, PVCS, TeamWindows or another configuration
management tool (in Germany this is the generic description of those
tools)  should do this as required. This depends on configuration.

If I have a cm only for Windows (like Source Safe) and I do development
at Windows and have to deploy to a LINUX system I would mount the LINUX
file systems at the Windows computer. But there are a lot of other
possibilities.


SCCS seems to be what you need. In a professional environment we will
have three stages

* dev
* test
* prod

You have to organize the transport from dev to prod via test and be sure
that there is no way to move files direct from dev to prod without
quality management.

There are a lot of methods you could use to solve this problem.

By the way you will, with a valid SCCS tool and setup, solve your
"transporting problem" in a professional way.

I do not have an idea what would be the best for you. You started this
thread with really no information and we have to guess what your problem
is.

If you want a solution you should describe your servers in details (type
and role), the way you work (the process) and what you would like to
simplify.



kind regards
Gerald




Am Mittwoch, den 18.10.2006, 09:51 +1300 schrieb John Durham:
> Daniel Pittman wrote:
> > Gerald Roehrbein <Gerald.Roehrbein at oraforecast.com> writes:
> >
> >   
> >> there are two other solutions you could use to descrease the
> >> complexity of copying files from one computer to another.
> >>
> >> If you develop at one system and want to deploy files you should
> >> install and configure rsync. With rsync it is possible to automate
> >> file transfer and keep files synchronized.
> >>
> >> Another way is to use a source code control system (SCCS) and copy the
> >> packages create with the SCCS to the destination, probably from
> >> development to stage test, extract it and than test it.
> >>     
> >
> > Subversion is probably the best option for a free tool here; you can run
> > the server happily on Linux and it has good, solid Windows and Linux
> > clients.
> >
> > This also has the advantage that you have a running history of your
> > development, and that if something goes wrong you can easily back out
> > the faulty change -- or at least identify where it was.
> >   
> > Regards,
> >         Daniel
> >   
> Could SCCS or Subversion work with a folder shared by a Windows system 
> as the source?
> 
>