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Topic: Versioning |
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NivekLR
Joined: 20 May 2018 Posts: 6 Location: France
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Posted: Mon 04 Jun '18 20:40 Post subject: Versioning |
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Hello to all,
I would like to know if it's possible to configure apache or a module to let access to file with specific version ?
Example: I have a html file in version 1.0 with code and I want to update it but let the old version online.
Kind regards,
NivekLR |
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mraddi
Joined: 27 Jun 2016 Posts: 152 Location: Schömberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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Posted: Wed 06 Jun '18 21:21 Post subject: |
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Hello,
having two versions accessible/available to the user means that you have to store both versions on the server.
I have used the following idea (on linux):
create a directory for every version of your application
/var/www/html/app_v1
/var/www/html/app_v2
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and create a symlink pointing to the version you want use as "official" version
/var/www/html/app --> /var/www/html/app_v2
By accessing http://server/app the v2 (in this case) is used whereas you still can access v1 by using http://server/app_v1 . Ensure that FollowSymlinks is enabled within your Apache-Config.
This approach also works for single files.
Or you can use mod_rewrite to rewrite requests to /app to /app_v2 and still can access v1 by using /app_v1 directly.
I would prefer the symlink-version as it is easier to understand .
But the mod_rewrite-idea will work Linux as well as on Windows.
Best regards
Matthias |
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NivekLR
Joined: 20 May 2018 Posts: 6 Location: France
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Posted: Wed 13 Jun '18 14:03 Post subject: |
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Thank your for your answer |
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