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OpenDeploy questions - posted on behalf of Kapil
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I have a simple question, the moment I start OpenDeploy Service on Development and Production Server, deployement should be completed cause this is the manual way of using OpenDeploy. Am I right here?
Also, I use: remote_directory=C:/IBM HTTP Server/htdocs/test
on the Development Server in the iwodclient.cfg file. Now this path is correct on the Production Server, but should I write the path like this: remote_directory=//HOSTNAME/IBM HTTP Server/htdocs/test
Thanks
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sajiddc
kapil,
I was unable to underdstand your question. Could you please re-phrase your question and re-post it here.
Adam Stoller
The question is somewhat awkwardly worded, but I'll try to respond.
First - clearly this is OpenDeploy 4.x (or 3.x ?) and not OpenDeploy 5.x (for all those trying to follow along at home :-)
In OpenDeploy 4.x there is only one server - and it is on the receiving side - in this case "Production Server". It should be started, and then left to run continuously.
On the sending side (Development) - there is a CLT, iwdeploy, which when run will initiate a deployment based on the command line arguments provided and the contents of the configuration file being processed. By default I believe (it's been a while) that the deployment configuration file is called "iwodclient.cfg".
Now - hoping that the above clarifies things with respect to the first paragraph of the question, let's move on to the second question.
If the receiving host (Production) has a C:/IBM HTTP Server/htodcs/test path on it - then that should be fine to use as the value for remote_directory because it is evaluated on the receiving side of the connection.
Hope that helps,
--fish
(Interwoven, Curriculum Development)
PS: It's been a while since I've used OpenDeploy 4.x so it's possible I may have some of the details wrong - but in essence the above should be correct.