Hi Dave --
> We've got servers with 20+ development projects, and they're
> no real trouble
> to support. The only real problem is that if one developer
> writes bad code,
> you'll have to cycle the service for everybody.
That sounds like a pretty big problem to me!
I appreciate your suggestions, and I will try to incorporate a few. Our
situation is that this is not a new development project. We have inherited
code from a previous developer who, evidently, either had some other system
for managing development environments or (more than likely) had no regard
for these issues. As a result, there are a lot of pre-existing problems
which would make it difficult to do things as you describe.
TTYL,
-Jesse-
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