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3/30/2008 4:51 PM
 

Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to setup 2 identical DNN platforms (using binaries only), one will be a staging environment, 2nd a production environment.

What I mean is the following : in my staging environment, somebody writes a blog or an article, then another person will acces it and validate, once it is validated i need to move it to the production DNN.

Is this feasible? I downloaded the documentation it seems that there is no doc dedicated to deployment.

Thanks

 
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