Hello list, I've got the following elements for my current project:
* A production dedicated server on the internet (GoDaddy) * My dev. machine (WinXP SP2) with an ADSL connection * An Ubuntu "pseudo-production" server running on a VM (VMWare) in my dev. machine -> Before I start configuring the main production server, I'm using this one for testing and learning purposes. * My main SVN repository, located on my dev. machine -> This is my main repository in which I keep all of my projects (the über-repository model) Currently, I'm deploying to my "pseudo-production" server. I'm connecting to svn via the regular svn protocol (I'm running svnserver on my dev. machine) as I'm on my LAN and know the IP of my dev machine on my LAN. The problem arises when I start thinking on how I am going to do in the real production enviroment. Since my main SVN server is in my dev. machine and I don't have fixed IP, I'm wondering if it would worth the hassle of using a server such as noip or similar to be able to connect from the production server to my dev. machine. * Does Capistrano suck the the files from the SVN server and send them or does it connects from the production server and do an svn export ? * Should I move this repository to the production server ? Any enlightment would be great, thanks in advance! Marcelo. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/capistrano -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
