Aloha, Al

Can you mount the other computer on the users's desktop? or a volume thereon? We are an all Mac shop...

I have created a simple revision control system here for our editors that is working quite well, for Indesign files. The core of it is simply running cmds like:

put ("cp " & quote & tCurrentLocationPath & quote &" "& quote & tArchivePath & quote) into tShell
   get shell (tShell)

the core is just "cp... " for making copies and "mv...." for renaming in place or actually moving the file.

(I never use "rm" ever! users must do their housekeeping manually so that there are no evil tragedies with a failed file delete handler that is ends up pointing to a whole folder or volume because a file var turns up empty.... )

 # update Control string and rename the top level file
   put gUser into char -7 to -6 of pFileName
   replace "-ci-" with "-co-" in pFileName
   put gServerProjectPath &"/"& pFileName into tNewNamePath
put ("mv " & quote & tCurrentLocationPath & quote &" "& quote & tNewNamePath & quote) into tShell
   get shell (tShell) # moves the file
     put gLocalProjectPath &"/"& pFileName into tNewLocalPath
put ("cp " & quote & tNewNamePath & quote &" "& quote & tNewLocalPath & quote) into tShell
   get shell (tShell)
   launch (tNewLocalPath) with the uInDesignPath of this stack

Where the paths to the other volumes look like

"/Volumes/OtherMachineServer/OnTheNetwork/Version Control/"

which is stored in a custom prop in the main stack.

The stack auto mounts the server volume on the user's desktop, and also checks the user;s ethernet or airport status to make sure he's really connected etc. but the core is cp and mv.

I'm not sure how you would point it to an IP.  But it is probably doable.

Sivakatirswami



On 8/5/10 8:46 AM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi all,

How could i use Rev to copy a binary file between
stacks opened in two different computers over a
local area network?

In this LAN, every computer reports at least
two different IP directions:
The first IP (reported by IPconfig) are in the
range 192.168.1.[0-255].
The second IP (visible from the web) are in
the range from 201.229.179.[0-255]

Every idea is welcome!
Thanks in advance.

Al

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