Posted by Mylesc on Tue Sep 15 18:25:14 1998 In Reply to: Re: new box posted by
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>The new box may be Pandora's.
>
>We have to get quite a few things tightened up, I say,
>before we lift the lid.
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>I am very unhappy with working on a live machine, and so propose to
>buy an additional box for off line development at 77 Hurst St.
>
>I know WilliamC has at least one Linux box, but think that TimJ should
>think about purchasing a local machine.Tim has allowed myself to install Access97, so the DB angle of
all this is lessened. He might want a Linux Box anyway...>The integration of Paneris with panerisdev is something which
>needs to be planned and agreed. In particular I would be unhappy with
>all of my work for the last x years being thrown away.
>
>The upgrade path that I envisage is that the PMS is
>ported to a local machine at 77 Hurst Street.
>I would integrate paneris functionality with the PMS,
>thereby coming to understand how the DBI works.Which functionality are you considering incorporating?
>We have dropped the ball a bit as we have not got
>some of the prerequisites to run PMS locally.Only in retrospect (this document is, I think, new) but
point taken.>At the moment the outstanding actions/options seem to be:
>1. Port PMS to McMeric (my localhost) and use Access95
We could have done this months ago. The problem is that the
DB on panerisdev is in Access97 format.>2. Port PMS to McMeric and buy Access97 (:()
>3. Port PMS to McMeric and use free Win95 compatible DBDoes anyone know of one?
>4. Port PMS to new Linux box (Eric6)
>5. Not bother, buy new linux box (named ....), install PMS,
>port a bit of Paneris and throw away the rest. (:()Why do we have to throw away any of Paneris? So long as we
can define mutliple CGI directories to keep things separated,
if necessary...>Next issue is the domain name of new machine.
>We can, and perhaps should, put www.paneris.co.uk and
>www.hoop.co.uk on it.
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>But perhaps we should move up to www.paneris.org(.uk)?
>What then should we do with www.paneris.co.uk and
>www.hoop.co.uk?To some extent Paneris is your name, and HOOP is certainly
Tim's, so I'd say it was up to you two.>I would very much like MylesC to port PMS to my local machine,
>with or without data, on any DB he likes, so that I can get on
>with the above.In a couple of weeks, at least.
>
>yours
>TimPMyles