Am Montag, den 16.07.2007, 16:39 +0100 schrieb Jack Sleight: > Are all of your sites on the same server? If they are you could do what > I have and just place one copy of the whole framework on the server in a > central location that all sites can access. All you need to be careful > of is that if you have five sites running on 1.0.0 and 1.1.0 comes out > you don't overwrite 1.0.0, but upload 1.1.0 in addition to 1.0.0, > otherwise it could break the other sites.
Hi Jack, no, they're not on the same server. Also, there's the possibility that we setup sites with a new, experimental system, that uses new components, while having production sites with old component versions on the same machine. A centralized install definitely is a no-go. > Of course if they're not on the same server then you wont have this > option, but you could use an FTP client with a synchronisation feature > so that you're only uploading the modified files each time, rather than > the whole site. That would be an option to save bandwith, but we'd need to put some work in the synchronization feature (we have implemented our own FTP transport for the sake of automation and system integration) and I'd still need to use a stripped-down version of ZF so that we don't waste much disk space when we have multiple sites (thousands) on the same machine. Just stating the actual dependencies in the manual sounds somewhat easier and more straightforward to me :-D CU Markus
