Re: Is there handy version control system with pureperl?

There is no technical reason why a versioning system cannot be written in pure Perl. A very primitive "file level" versioning system exists with Net::FTP::Versioning (warning: I never tried it).

But, it would be a major effort to develop a complete one and at best you only copy the services that are already provided by the many already existing versioning systems.

Far better to apply to the sysadmin of your server and after some groveling and handing over of appropriate presents (think: beer, chocolates, cookies, iPads, fast cars, ...) have him/her install one of the existing versioning systems.

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Re^2: Is there handy version control system with pureperl? by remiah (Hermit) on Sep 05, 2012 at 12:43 UTC
Thanks for reply. I saw Net::FTP::Versioning, but it seems I would like to use scp than Net::FTP::Versioning. I am thinking of chocolates or github. thanks.	[reply]