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Using Drupal cli utility Drush in development
I'm using the preinstalled version of Drupal and it seems to work well. Best practices for Drupal development are to download the site, work on it on a local machine (my notebook), test it, then upload the new version to production. To do things this way (unless you have an alternative), I need:
1. The CLI utility Drush installed on my server instance. I can do this if you don't have it there already.
2. SSH access.
Do I have SSH access? If so, do you have Drush preinstalled; and if not, would you have any problem if I did this?
Thanks,
Scott Ferguson
1. The CLI utility Drush installed on my server instance. I can do this if you don't have it there already.
2. SSH access.
Do I have SSH access? If so, do you have Drush preinstalled; and if not, would you have any problem if I did this?
Thanks,
Scott Ferguson
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Hello Scott, Thanks for the question about DRUSH and SSH access. I spoke to our local Drupal expert and he explained that Drush could not be installed on a shared server. You would need to be on a VPS or dedicated server. You do have access to SSH access on Web Hosting Hub. He also mentioned that although you can't use Drush on Web Hosting Hub at this time, that bewtween SSH access and the Drupal admin, you can still accomplish most everything you need for the Drupal installation. Apologies that we can't accomodate you with Drush! If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know. Regards, Arnel C.
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