> Please do so! For testing and educational purposes, the web site > is directly created by groff from `webpage.ms' (and `groff.css'). > > I wonder if this is on the ffii site, not gnu.org. Is the gnu.org > page (at /software/groff) a mirror of the ffii site?
For simplicity, they are the same. > If so, is seperate access needed? What exactly do you mean? My working cycle is . Wait until a new release is ready. . Go through the ChangeLog file and update the NEWS file where necessary. . Copy the new stuff from NEWS to webpage.ms and adjust it to be valid groff code. . Say `make' to generate `webpage.html'. . Copy `webpage.html' to gnu.org, manually adjust the links to the two images, then replace the old with the new version by renaming it to `groff.html'. . Copy `groff.html' to ffii.org. Of course this could be automated somehow, but I was too lazy to do that. > However, I think a better idea would be to do it through the > configure script. Did I overlook an option already present? What shall the *groff* configure script do? Shouldn't this be rather something in the *man* configure script? > Only a non-asked question is a dumb question. > > Well, this is debatable. Where documentation is already present, > asking without reading could be considered dumb. Then again, we all > overlook things in our readings, and it doesn't take too long to > refer others back to the manual. It *very* often happens that in spite of zillions of documents, you don't find the right one. Asking is always fine, even if you get a reply such as `Please read this and that'. Insisting then without reading: This is dumb, and in such cases you normally get a harsh answer, and right so. Werner _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff