At 11.10 10/06/01 +0100, you wrote:
>Marco A. Calamari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > A couple of months ago, in the publicity page
> > of the Italian section, we decided the insertion
> > of Italian translation af some articles.
> >=20
> > To do that, I created an "italian" dir under content
> > dir, & put there the related files.
> >=20
> > One week ago those links became broken
>
>It looks like that directory is not in CVS - did you=20
>copy those files to Sourceforge manually (e.g. using=20
>scp), instead of putting them in CVS?
>
>What you should do is something like this:
>
>my-machine% cd lang/it/content
>my-machine% cvs add italian
>my-machine% cvs add italian/*.html
>my-machine% cvs commit .
>
>The files will then appear at the next website update
>(up to six hours).
>
>To force the site to update immediately, do this:
>
>my-machine% ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>marcoc@usw-pr-shell2:~$ cd /home/groups/f/fr/freenet/bin
>marcoc@usw-pr-shell2:~$ ./makeweb.bash
Hi Theo,
first, thanks for your kind answer.
No, it's not a cvs problem; first I used CVS, and
second the links worked until 10 days ago, just after
the attack, when the links stop working.
I think that something changed in the virtual host
setting; what do you think if I create a new dir at
the same level of the "lang" one & put things there ?
I would prefere not to mess with the cvs, leaving
empty directory anywhere.
For instance I put files in another web space I own,
but the whole thing stinks.
Have a good day. marco
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