Ftp or just a zip is fine. The media can be mixed with the pages or not. However it's setup now should be fine. This is what I need from the docs of the first converter stage.
<!-- Points to the directory where your DokuWiki articles are located. There is no need to point to the original DokuWiki pages, it may be just a copy of them. Note: Use absolute path names, not relative ones. Example: /home/user/dw_articles_copy --> <pages_root_dir value="/home/user/wiki_raw_data/pages" /> <!-- Points to the directory where your DokuWiki media files are located. There is no need to point to the original DokuWiki media files, it may be just a copy of them. Note: Use absolute path names, not relative ones. Example: /home/user/dw_media_copy --> <media_root_dir value="/home/user/wiki_raw_data/media" /> --Brennan On Sun, Dec 15, 2019, 1:15 PM Gregory Nutt <spudan...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> I would be happy to push this forward. If there is a test space I can > give > >> it a go this evening. > > I’ve created a test space for you, if you need another just ask. > > > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NUTTXTEST > > There are only a few things that need to be brought in. From DocuWiki, > there is only data/pages which holds the Wiki .txt files. The only > issue there are the files nuttx.txt which is the landing page and > navigation.txt which is the sidebar. navigation.txt WILL cause some > problems. It uses a sidebar plug-in that no longer exists and can't be > updated. Basically, there will need to be a new sidebar design based on > navigation .txt. > > There are also several directories unrelated to DocuWiki that need to > come along because they include documents and images referenced in > DocuWiki: Images/, Documenation/, Videos/, nxwidgets_v1_19/, > > That is really all you need to know. Will you need FTP access to get > these non-DocuWiki directories? > > >