Hi Andrew,
> Huh? I'd say the typical first-time AOLserver user needs to set up at
> least two AOLserver instances, one for his Development site and one
> for Production. This should be the DEFAULT, easiest to do setup, not
> something special that every new user has to hack in for themselves.
This may be true for the typical first-time AOLserver user, but not
for the first-time NaviServer user... just kidding :-)
When I look through the archives I only see people struggling with
first time configuration, database access, asking port-questions,
access-questions, things like that. But not professional deployment
with development and production sites ("typical first-time...").
I for myself for example can't use the default structure at all,
as we always install chrooted environments.
I think things like that should go into documentation examples in
the distribution or on the wiki.
-Bernd.
