On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
Randy Kobes wrote:
There was talk earlier of making up a script to fetch some oft-changed page from perl.apache.org (the top-level index.html?) and compare the time-stamp with that of a mirror. Here's a start:
you are talking about real mirroring, not 'cvs up && bin/build', right?
I'm not sure I appreciate the difference ...
The differences:
- you don't get the swish indexes
- incorrectly set mirror might use a lot of bandwidth, since the whole site with pdfs currently weights ~30MB and growing.
I'm doing a 'cvs up && bin/build', in part because it's just as easy as using a mirroring program, but also because it's more natural to do it that way to regenerate the swish-e indices locally. But apart from generating these indices, should it make much of a difference here in how the site is mirrored, as long as it's done often enough?
Nope. But encouraging cvs mirrors sounds like a good idea to me.
We could also offer the cron script which syncs the cvs, rebuilds the docs and indices.
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