RE: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Brian E. Fox
It only deletes once a day.

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Subject: Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

It uses rsync and the option to delete files not present at the source  
must be off.

On 12-Apr-08, at 9:05 AM, Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
>> Wendy told me in the past that the sync is every day, so be  
>> patient :)
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> Hm, out of curiosity: How is this sync realized? The pages of the  
> Javadoc
> Plugin now print 2008-04-12 as "last published" so I assume the sync
> happened. However, the obsolete page [0] is still online. Will the  
> sync ever
> delete files or is it just a copy?
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Thanks,

Jason

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Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Vincent Siveton
2008/4/12, Benjamin Bentmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Wendy told me in the past that the sync is every day, so be patient :)
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>  Hm, out of curiosity: How is this sync realized? The pages of the Javadoc
>  Plugin now print 2008-04-12 as "last published" so I assume the sync
>  happened. However, the obsolete page [0] is still online. Will the sync
> ever
>  delete files or is it just a copy?

I mean that the "delete sync" is one time per day, publish sync is
around every 4 hours IIRC.

Cheers,

Vincent

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Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Jason van Zyl
It uses rsync and the option to delete files not present at the source  
must be off.


On 12-Apr-08, at 9:05 AM, Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
Wendy told me in the past that the sync is every day, so be  
patient :)


Hm, out of curiosity: How is this sync realized? The pages of the  
Javadoc

Plugin now print 2008-04-12 as "last published" so I assume the sync
happened. However, the obsolete page [0] is still online. Will the  
sync ever

delete files or is it just a copy?


Benjamin


[0] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-javadoc-plugin/configuration.html


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Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Benjamin Bentmann

Wendy told me in the past that the sync is every day, so be patient :)


Hm, out of curiosity: How is this sync realized? The pages of the Javadoc
Plugin now print 2008-04-12 as "last published" so I assume the sync
happened. However, the obsolete page [0] is still online. Will the sync ever
delete files or is it just a copy?


Benjamin


[0] http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-javadoc-plugin/configuration.html


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Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Benjamin Bentmann

You could do it. Just go to people.apache.org and delete old files in
/www/maven.apache.org


Thanks, good to know. I just kicked the whole maven-javadoc-plugin dir and 
redeployed the site from the 2.4 tag.


Ideally, deleting a directory should become a Wagon feature some day such 
that manual cleaning isn't necessary any more.



Benjamin 



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Re: Delete Obsolete Site Contents

2008-04-12 Thread Vincent Siveton
Hi Benjamin,

2008/4/12, Benjamin Bentmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
>  The guide "Plugin Documentation Standard" [0] linked to a page from the
> Javadoc Plugin which was published back in 2006 [1]. Do we have means to
> purge the output directory for the site on the web server to get rid of
> those relics?

You could do it. Just go to people.apache.org and delete old files in
/www/maven.apache.org

Wendy told me in the past that the sync is every day, so be patient :)

Cheers,

Vincent

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