David Crossley wrote:
> As we already said, cocoon-users list.
Ta. I read that I just wanted to make sure that this is our
problem before I ask them. And since there was more than one
feature not working that seemed a remote possibility :-)
Did search for 'checksums-uri' on Google, on all the l
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
> Trying to test the checksums-uri in cli.conf, I got really confused
> and I'm not sure what is happening. Did I miss something or are there
> indeed several nonfunctional settings in cli.conf?
>
> I'd appreciate some comments on this.
As we already said, cocoon-users lis
Ross Gardler wrote:
> Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
> >David Crossley wrote:
> >
> >>Cocoon-related questions would get better answers on cocoon-users.
> >
> >Is there an easy way to do this w/o subscribing to their list? My
> >mailbox is already getting a bit crowded :-)
You might be able to send email
Trying to test the checksums-uri in cli.conf, I got really confused
and I'm not sure what is happening. Did I miss something or are there
indeed several nonfunctional settings in cli.conf?
I'd appreciate some comments on this.
Regards,
Ferdinand Soethe
Here is what I did
1. Seeded a new forrest
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Cocoon-related questions would get better answers on cocoon-users.
Is there an easy way to do this w/o subscribing to their list? My
mailbox is already getting a bit crowded :-)
A good place to start would be their archives. There may be so
David Crossley wrote:
> Cocoon-related questions would get better answers on cocoon-users.
Is there an easy way to do this w/o subscribing to their list? My
mailbox is already getting a bit crowded :-)
> One way to see if there are any side-effects, would be to create
> two separate sites wi
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
> Ross Gardler wrote:
>
> > Probably faster to try turning it on than for someone to type a reply (I
> > don't know the answer by the way).
>
> My question was more about hidden side effects that I wouldn't find
> through trial and error. But since nobody seems to know I'l
Ross Gardler wrote:
> Probably faster to try turning it on than for someone to type a reply (I
> don't know the answer by the way).
My question was more about hidden side effects that I wouldn't find
through trial and error. But since nobody seems to know I'll just try.
--
Ferdinand Soethe
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
In the default cli.conf I found this setting commented out.
Are there reasons not to use that? It would probably allow synchronizing sites
to a
server with Eclipses' ftp-addon very efficiently.
Probably faster to try turning it on than for someone to type a reply
In the default cli.conf I found this setting commented out.
Are there reasons not to use that? It would probably allow synchronizing sites
to a
server with Eclipses' ftp-addon very efficiently.
--
Ferdinand Soethe
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