Share or clone code.

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Excellent advice.

PS - but Ambush Commander can be such a wet meatball sometimes!
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Ginja_Ninja wrote:I am new to the forums so a big hello is in order.

HELLO.
I've seen bigger.

Keep 'em separated - upgrade and test each site independently.
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Post by Ginja_Ninja »

Thanks for all your input.

I hope to see you all on our travels at some point.

Great advice here, but i must ask; if they were both identical but seperated, would that be "faster" than 2 sites fighting over a single script ?



Thanks again all.
Nice meatball discussion btw.
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Ginja_Ninja wrote:Great advice here, but i must ask; if they were both identical but seperated, would that be "faster" than 2 sites fighting over a single script ?
I will make no difference at all reading files. Most OSs will cache recently read files anyway so it may actually speed things up to share.
Ginja_Ninja wrote:Nice meatball discussion btw.
:) ... ouch!
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