At 8:58 AM -0500 9/4/98, Stefan "K�rner" wrote: >and 3 times a week ? >well, i`ve changed the settings of the WinNT Apache we use in my >department 5 times this week already, always on demand by some guy who >just NEEDs this feature. >I slowly see a change from order deny, allow to allow all in here :-)
I'm looking real seriously at using CVS for all changes on the server. There's a new version out that doesn't depend on RCS or anything, Netscape has a freeware MacCVS client (there are others too - don't know which is best yet), there's a cvs webedit tool out there - What I like about it is that I can quit messing with Unix permissions and set up whatever access control I want inside CVS. Users don't need to know where anything is, just go to the proper CVS root. Of course, CVS keeps track of every change made, and who made it and why (assuming they write _something_...). I get the impression that Netscape uses CVS to control their web site's document tree, but I'm open to correction. GEB Gary E. Bickford, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sr. Systems Administrator, Connect Schlumberger http://www.connect.slb.com
