On 8/15/07, patrick blanchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > On 8/14/07, Thomas Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > patrick blanchard wrote: > > > > Hi > > > > Installation of tla from apt-get (Xubuntu) works fine. But I have a > > question -- how do I install the server, like my SVN server - a sever and a > > SVN client. I tried the mkdir ./build & cd build & ../configure from the tla > > snapshot. 'make' gave an error. So, I used the binary. > > > > My first intention w/ tla is to transfer all my svn files over to > > gnu-arch. Then to begin a mock setup of a physician's clinic needs starting > > with my scanner - now in active use for my office (I was using paperport on > > MS windows). BTW, I have been using SVN for my word processing files in the > > office and forgot to mention that earlier. It works great, and the SVN > > server is off-site in a different office. So it is functioning as a backkup > > system. FTP was too awkward. > > > > (I am printing all the paperport files to a virtual .tif CUPS printer, > > along w/ Hylafax filing of the .tif faxes.) So my 'image' needs are now met. > > I'll see what role tla can play there too. > > > > First things first - to get a tla server and tla client properly > > working! > > > > > > > > I'm not sure what you mean by a "tla server". Arch uses a generic ftp > > or sftp server for read/write access and can additionally use an ordinary > > HTTP server for read-only access. I didn't prepare the last couple of > > releases so I'm not really sure what documentation comes with them -- are > > you finding any in there that is helpful? > > > > -t > > > > I am trying to port svn to arch. All current files are on the svn sever. > > The HTTP sever for Arch sounds like the HTTP interface for svn, so that's > good news (and a real benefit for EMR) Running Arch w/ HTTP access for med > records under LAMP is more than HIPPA capable. > > I'm trying to get my head wrapped around Arch. > > I'll start w/ *SSH File Transfer Protocol* first unless you recommend > otherwise. It sounds like I just need to checkout all svn files to the > computer-based patient record (CPR) server, and learn Arch from the client > computer. >
pb sorry, make that gnu/vsftp. Also, I finished the removal of svn from my personal server too, and will use Arch. <http://vsftpd.beasts.org/> for Hylafax, using FUSE works well for clients; this essentially prevents > duplication and allows viewing only, so maybe that's a way too. > > thanks > > patrick >
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