Re: [cowiki-dev] The coWiki.org page
Sy <[email protected]> Fri, 1 Jul 2005 16:42:23 -0500
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On 6/30/05, Vish Vishvanath <[email protected]> wrote: I'm glad you understand the predicament. I'm going to begin refactoring the main page and I will keep a secondary non-public duplicate of that page on cowiki.org. > > Actually, if it were possible to have a read-only time-shifted version > > of the server that would solve this problem perfectly. A secondary > > wiki which is using a data backup from a week ago would probably do > > it. I know that's easy to say.. is it any easier compared to fishing > > for a single page from a backup? > > Time-shifting in the sense of having a staging server which pushes > changes to the live server on command, for example? Quite possible - > people come up with ways and means? Hmm.. that's not quite what I mean. Imagine something like this: http://monday.cowiki.org monday is a snapshot of the last monday's database, and is updated every monday via a script. It is a snapshot of that 12:01am every monday. Again, I do not know if this is harder or easier than the current backup method. What I'm thinking is that this may be easier to restore one-off pages from. This is somewhat moot. Now that I have virtualisation being set up on my main computer, I can have a few coWiki sandboxes, and restoring a database dump will be easy for me. I just thought I'd clarify this idea because it was interesting.