Seperation of hg cilent server ?

T.J. Yang tj_yang at hotmail.com
Tue Dec 12 21:17:38 UTC 2006


>From: Thomas Arendsen Hein <thomas at intevation.de>
>To: mercurial at selenic.com
>Subject: Re: Seperation of hg cilent  server ?
>Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 19:09:36 +0100
>
>* T.J. Yang <tj_yang at hotmail.com> [20061212 16:09]:
> > >From my current reading looks like hg come with both client and server.
> > Is it possible to separate the two ?
> > I like to distribute only hg cilent to every deployed machines.
>
>This is not officially supported.
>
>You could either remove the mercurial/hgweb directory, which will
>give ugly tracebacks if people try to use the server mode. Not only
>the http server will be affected, but doing push over ssh to a hg
>without server support, too.
>
>But all local operations and pulling/pushing from/to remote (full)
>servers should work fine.
>
>The other option would be to disable the parts of the 'hg serve'
>command that you don't need.
>
>But of course all this is just a child safety lock. If you don't
>trust your users, you have other problems.
>
>
>For what purpose do you need such a setup?

I am using RCS currently for local configuration change management and I was 
thinking using Trac (with subversion server). Recently I found hg is much 
better candidate then subversion client.
hg is distributed by design. This fit the reality of system out of control 
easily, but for IT pursuing change management. Trac+hg server and hg client 
+ "cron update" can provide a better picture of what has been changed by a 
group of system administrators over time. following is my note about this 
adventure.

http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/HgSysTrac

Regards and thanks for the responses

tj

>Thomas
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