On 13 Jul 2001, Brian Jones wrote:
> "C. Scott Ananian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > On 12 Jul 2001, Tom Tromey wrote:
> >
> > > They did this on purpose. I think they want maintainers to download
> > > it from the FSF each time in case they make changes.
> >
> > couldn't this be solved with a server-side include?
>
> GNU's website is mirrored on a global basis... I think the answer is
> as Tom posted.
that's no excuse. I hereby volunteer to host a web page on my machine
here at MIT (a few floors up from GNU) with a server-side include that
will dynamically fetch the current document from the GNU ftp servers.
Maybe it won't be as robust as the global mirroring system, but the fact
that we can't do it *everywhere* doesn't mean that we can't (or
shouldn't) do it *somewhere*.
For extra credit, I'll even program a dynamic fetch from a randomly chosen
GNU ftp site, in the off chance that millions of developers want to
simultanously sign FSF release forms.
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