* Brion Vibber <[email protected]> [Mon, 17 Aug 2009 09:27:26 -0700]: > There should be no need for multiple servers in any case; web software > is pretty good about coexisting. ;) > Wouldn't a truly robust comparsion require two separate AMP's instead of simple apache virtual hosts?
> Multiple versions of MediaWiki can sit side by side in separate > directories with no trouble. You can even run multiple versions of PHP > simply by setting them up as FastCGI applied to different paths. > Interesting, I didn't knew that it is achievable via FastCGI (I've used only mod_php). Then, that might be enough. What about using different versions of PHP?! > Really though, this thread has gotten extremely unfocused; it's not > clear what's being proposed to begin with and we've wandered off to a > lot of confusion. > I believe than Dan wanted to compare the results of different SVN snapshots execution at the function/methods level, too, not just the final output. What can be used for that, XML RPC, perhaps? > We should probably start up a 'testing center' page on mediawiki.org > and begin by summarizing what we've already got -- then we can move on > to figuring out what else we need. > I remember that random syntax generators were used back in 90's for testing purposes. Sorry if my messages pollute the mail list, I'll try to post less often. I am definitely not an expert, it's just interesting to read sometimes. Dmitriy _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
