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on 1/24/00 2:21 PM, Tyler Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jon -- This sounds like a gem of good/useful knowledge but one that, I at
> least, would need to have articulated in more detail to be able to use
> (admittedly I am new to all this).
>
> Ok I can see the need for different ports. But what about config files and
> other ways that multiple installations might/would conflict?
>
> In particular, if this would let us try out new versions while keeping the old
> "stable" one running as needed, then this would help us find bugs in the new
> versions because we could have both versions to test against easily. Course
> you, no doubt, have plenty to do and writing out how to do this might be
> un-fun compared to writing code (I can relate). Might help give you some
> feedback from us users that you would like though...?
Assume that you have everything installed in /usr/local/stronghold
cp -r /usr/local/stronghold /usr/local/stronghold-testing
vi /usr/local/stronghold-testing/conf/*.conf
change the port numbers.
change the documentroot and other paths that reference the old path.
you are now done.
-jon
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