I started using Geany for PHP development, working on Linux Ubuntu.Need help with setting to achieve the following:1- Setting up my working directory2- Setting up the target director (/var/www), the place where the target files will be copied to, once I finished a specific milestone, so the code will be available for usage3- How to do the above copy ThanksYigal
2012/1/30 Yigal B yigalb@hotmail.com:
I started using Geany for PHP development, working on Linux Ubuntu. Need help with setting to achieve the following: 1- Setting up my working directory
I'm not sure what you mean by "setting up" your working directory?
2- Setting up the target director (/var/www), the place where the target files will be copied to, once I finished a specific milestone, so the code will be available for usage
Easiest way would be to configure one of the make build commands to do this copying, the build menu can run any command you can type onthe command line, see the manual for details.
3- How to do the above copy
As above
Cheers Lex
Thanks Yigal
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G'day Yigal,
I started using Geany for PHP development, working on Linux Ubuntu. Need help with setting to achieve the following: 1- Setting up my working directory 2- Setting up the target director (/var/www), the place where the target files will be copied to, once I finished a specific milestone, so the code will be available for usage 3- How to do the above copy
It sounds like you will be editing locally for a remote server, is that correct? If not, please ignore the following :)
Can I suggest that instead, you create a local copy of the website and set that as your project base folder? Then you can add version control to that folder, edit/checkin/edit/revert etc. and finally load to the remote.
For load to remote, the nicest way is if you can use your version control repo as the master and then simply pull an update into your remote server. Alternatively, you can FTP or scp your files from your development copy to your server.
Worst case (and I really mean *worst*) is mounting the remote server using something like gvfs, and setting that as your Geany base folder. I hear that some people like doing it that way; every time I hear that I look nervously at my ever-depleting supply of bourbon...
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 5:53 PM, Ross McKay rosko@zeta.org.au wrote:
G'day Yigal,
I started using Geany for PHP development, working on Linux Ubuntu. Need help with setting to achieve the following: 1- Setting up my working directory 2- Setting up the target director (/var/www), the place where the target files will be copied to, once I finished a specific milestone, so the code will be available for usage 3- How to do the above copy
It sounds like you will be editing locally for a remote server, is that correct? If not, please ignore the following :)
Hi Ross, you might be right, I read it as being on the same machine, but its not clear.
Can I suggest that instead, you create a local copy of the website and set that as your project base folder? Then you can add version control to that folder, edit/checkin/edit/revert etc. and finally load to the remote.
Good advice that applies in all circumstances. Try the Geanyvc plugin (not that I use it myself, shame).
For load to remote, the nicest way is if you can use your version control repo as the master and then simply pull an update into your remote server. Alternatively, you can FTP or scp your files from your development copy to your server.
Yes, for remotes, Geany can be configured to run any of those commands.
Worst case (and I really mean *worst*) is mounting the remote server using something like gvfs, and setting that as your Geany base folder. I hear that some people like doing it that way; every time I hear that I look nervously at my ever-depleting supply of bourbon...
Send that bourbon here for even mentioning the possibility :), It is too easy to lose files with a minor network glitch or get unexpectedly slow performance.
Cheers Lex
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Lex Trotman wrote:
[...] Good advice that applies in all circumstances. Try the Geanyvc plugin (not that I use it myself, shame).
I find that GeanyVC is a really nice front-end to Meld :)
[...] Send that bourbon here for even mentioning the possibility :), It is too easy to lose files with a minor network glitch or get unexpectedly slow performance.
which reminds me, must be time to down tools and find a small glass and some ice...