Rt-3.8.0rc testing on same pc running rt-3.6

Hi,

I was wondering if I can install a test instance of rt-3.8.0rcX on the
same computer running our production rt-3.6.3?

Gordon

Yah

One uses perl the other fcgi is the easiest way

Or run two instances of httpd-----Original Message-----
From: gordon@cryologic.com

Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:49:48
To:RT Users rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: [rt-users] rt-3.8.0rc testing on same pc running rt-3.6

Hi,

I was wondering if I can install a test instance of rt-3.8.0rcX on the
same computer running our production rt-3.6.3?

Gordon
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Hi,

I was wondering if I can install a test instance of rt-3.8.0rcX on the
same computer running our production rt-3.6.3?

Gordon

You can, but I’d advise against it since an unrelated 3.8 crash could
take down your production instance.

Any more detail will be very much dependent on your environment –
operating system, install/deployment method, etc.

Tom

gordon@cryologic.com wrote:

I was wondering if I can install a test instance of rt-3.8.0rcX on the
same computer running our production rt-3.6.3?

Sure, but it’s non-trivial. You’ll need another database repository and
appropriate setups with your web server. Really, the only painful issue
is the mail gateway. Well, and if you want to simultaneously change
Perl versions while using mod_perl, you’re better off making a different
choice.

Personally, I would use a virtual machine.