On 3/30/11 1:06 AM, Jerry Miller wrote:
I'm working under the constraints of a shared hosting service that doesn't offer SSH or SVN. I can get around the lack of SSH, albeit at some inconvenience, but for putting out fires, there's no substitute I know of for SVN. There are a number of binaries for different flavors of Linux, but none for GNU/Linux, unless one of the others is compatible.
GNU/Linux is a generic description. Do you have a more specific distribution version you have to match?
There is a cpp compiler, but the last time I tried to create my own local Apache, MySQL, and PHP instances, I had to edit the makefiles to fix errors, so I'd rather skip that if I can, especially if I have to work through a backdoor script!
The popular linux distributions have packaged (rpm/deb/etc.) applications and if you can't get an exact binary to work, you can usually get the closest matching source package for that system and rebuild it.
-- Les Mikesell lesmikes...@gmail.com
