Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
--On Wednesday, November 6, 2002 11:37 PM -0800 Scott Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 11:26:12PM -0800, Scott Sanders wrote:
Here it is:
http://cvs.apache.org/~sanders/
Also, I put up a version with the avalon-tigris skin by Peter.
It is at http://cvs.apache.org/~sanders/avalon/
The avalon-tigris skin is much nicer in text-only browsers, so +1 to that alternative.
Actually I prefer the Forrest version in Lynx.
_Here is the Avalon-Tigris version_
Apache Commons Project (p1 of 2)
Apache Commons
Home | Projects
Info Index Resolution Who we are License Projects
Apache Commons Project
* Welcome
* Commons is...
* Commons is NOT...
* Mailing Lists_This is the Forrest one_
Apache Commons Project Apache Commons Project (p1 of 3)
Apache Commons site _______________ Search the Apache Commons site Home Projects
* Info + Index + Resolution + Who we are + License + Projects
Apache Commons Project
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* Welcome
* Commons is...
* Commons is NOT...
* Mailing Lists
The rest of the text is basically the same.
And, I would recommend that we commit both the forrest source and the generated html to CVS.
+1 for now.
Now Forrest does not delete the build dir as it did before, so we can just commit ./build/site/** dirs also
We *must* have the source version-controlled as I'm not going to be modifying forrest-marked-up text myself - that contradicts forrest's original purpose.
Why may I ask?
Anyway, we are working on both wiki-like editing and in-browser editing, so it won't be an issue in the near future :-)
IMHO, 'forrestbot' or any other automated rebuild solution isn't acceptable. People suggested remote cronjobs which are insecure (you'd have to leave your SSH key unencrypted if its automated!) and that should be avoided at all costs. So, I do think that the generated source must also reside in CVS as well so that we can have a staging area for commons.apache.org and not need to run forrest (aka java) on daedalus.
The process would be a bit different.
We would run Forrest cron job on another server, and publish it there. Daedalus synchs his version from that other server (ie pull, not push).
Oh, BTW, please run the site through validator.w3.org before deploying. It doesn't look like the avalon-tigris skin is too far off from compliance though. -- justin
It still needs tweaking, this is a prototype ATM.
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