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...I created a script to pull in my existing files (or update in the future) to create my par..

Is there a particular reason why you didn't use (symbolic) links to set up your shadow tree at the final location? Copying files always has the danger of getting out of sync, whereas links do not have that problem. Unless you purposely want to be able to get out of sync.

Just wondering.

Liz

In reply to Re: PAR / Apache::PAR Test Drive by liz
in thread PAR / Apache::PAR Test Drive by trs80

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