I would like to investigate using osgeo2 as a staging server for a Trac upgrade as well as an exploratory installation of mercurial. Both are going to require a more recent Python version. I would propose to install Python 2.6 in /usr/local, but I was unsure if any other systems are running on osgeo2 that depend on Python, mod_python, or anything like that.
If my mucking with Python on osgeo2 is going to be a problem, you have one day to speak up
Howard
/me also notifies that he added a DNS record of osgeo2.osgeo.org -> 66.223.95.243 because he always ends up ssh'ing to the wrong machine.
Nothing doing with Python on there that I know of. Hmm, except maybe the
Planet stuff, though I don't know much about that aspect.
+1 good thinking on the DNS addition for osgeo2.
All,
I would like to investigate using osgeo2 as a staging server for a
Trac upgrade as well as an exploratory installation of mercurial.
Both are going to require a more recent Python version. I would
propose to install Python 2.6 in /usr/local, but I was unsure if any
other systems are running on osgeo2 that depend on Python, mod_python,
or anything like that.
If my mucking with Python on osgeo2 is going to be a problem, you have
one day to speak up
Howard
/me also notifies that he added a DNS record of osgeo2.osgeo.org ->
66.223.95.243 because he always ends up ssh'ing to the wrong machine.
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On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 09:10:09PM -0500, Howard Butler wrote:
I would like to investigate using osgeo2 as a staging server for a Trac
upgrade as well as an exploratory installation of mercurial.
Does this mean that I've been too slow trying to convince you of
evaluating an alternative to Mercurial ?
Cheers,
Martin.
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