Re: gnu-arch <> medsystemsgnu sysconfig.

Thomas Lord <[email protected]> Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:57:05 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.version-control.arch.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
patrick blanchard wrote:
> Hi
>
> Installation of tla from apt-get (Xubuntu) works fine. But I have a 
> question -- how do I install the server, like my SVN server - a sever 
> and a SVN client. I tried the mkdir ./build & cd build & ../configure 
> from the tla snapshot. 'make' gave an error. So, I used the binary.
>
> My first intention w/ tla is to transfer all my svn files over to 
> gnu-arch. Then to begin a mock setup of a physician's clinic needs 
> starting with my scanner - now in active use for my office (I was 
> using paperport on MS windows). BTW, I have been using SVN for my word 
> processing files in the office and forgot to mention that earlier. It 
> works great, and the SVN server is off-site in a different office. So 
> it is functioning as a backkup system. FTP was too awkward.
>
> (I am printing all the paperport files to a virtual .tif CUPS printer, 
> along w/ Hylafax filing of the .tif faxes.) So my 'image' needs are 
> now met. I'll see what role tla can play there too.
>
> First things first - to get a tla server and tla client properly working!


I'm not sure what you mean by a "tla server".   Arch uses a generic ftp 
or sftp server for read/write access and can additionally use an 
ordinary HTTP server for read-only access.    I didn't prepare the last 
couple of releases so I'm not really sure what documentation comes with 
them -- are you finding any in there that is helpful?

-t







>
> thanks
> Patrick
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