Hi,
On Feb 13, 2009, at 8:32 PM, Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
On Feb 10, 2009, at 3:54, Pedro Melo wrote:
What kind of disk space and bandwidth would this require?
The bandwidth is laughable, it totaled at 320 MiByte in December
and 280 MiByte in January. The months before it was somewhat more,
but never more than 1.2 GiByte. The files on disc are mere 38
MiByte.
Are these files hosted somewhere I can pull them? I would like to
try and convert them to a ikiwiki.
The advantage is that we can use git to manage the ikiwiki and have
offline access to it.
Yeah - I think I like this idea. We just need to figure out how we
make it easy for $random_contributor to add stuff. Maybe just make
a github repository with very lax access restrictions.
You would register a remote in the "central" repo, and from time to
time, a script would pull those in.
If a conflit is detected, git merge --abort.
I can write the perl script to do it if need be.
If it's just generated static files then I can easily host it, too.
I think the servers I look after push out ~7TB a month[1]...
For static files, me too. 1,2Gb month wouldn't even register around
here.
Michael, can you make a .tar.gz or some such of the wiki for Pedro
to try to convert it?
I'm thinking ikiwiki, but I'm open to suggestions.
Best regards,
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Pedro Melo
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