On November 19, 2003 12:59, Robert Treat wrote:
> Well, I'm guilty of having made changes on the live server in the past,
> though I think I have always sent a note immediately afterword to you
> informing you of the change. One potential issue we have all had though
> is that when developing the site you need a copy of the database on hand
> in order to get things working. I've manually pulled these down for
> myself in the past, but would you see an issue with checking in a
> pg_dump of the www server to cvs, so others could recreate a copy of the
> site?
>
> Robert Treat
I was thinking the same thing myself after having to haywire php files
together just to get a (broken) page to display. A pg_dump does not even
have to be in cvs really, just copied to a location on the web, say when the
backup pg_dump happens on the server. (Which I assume happens?)
-Wade Klaver
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