I've updated the main github site: http://cobbler.github.com/
The goal of this redesign is to make the website much more accessible, with documentation that's easier to find than digging through the github wiki. It also provides a blog format, which I hope to use for tips, how-tos, and other announcements in the future. Going forward, there will be a manual for each major release (starting now with 2.2.3). This will allow us to provide documentation for users on older versions while maintaining updated docs for new releases (and maybe even the devel branch, as new features are added). Right now, the manual page is essentially a sorted hierarchy of the wiki pages, with a LOT of holes in it. Not everything has been given subsection numbers, so things are pretty jumbled. I'm continuing to work on this, and I hope that by releasing this now others will start going through the manual pages and fixing things as well. If you would like to contribute to fixing up the documentation, clone the cobbler.github.com repo and start sending pull requests. All you need installed is the jekyll ruby gem and python-pygments to test it out. Since github runs their pages with jekyll's "safe mode" enabled, plugins don't work. This means you need to: 1) Edit the .md files under the _dynamic/manuals directory 2) Run the generate_dynamic.sh script to compile everything into HTML files. This script copies files _dynamic/_site/manuals/ to the root manuals/ directory. 3) Use jekyll --server to test things out 4) Run "git add" on everything that changed and commit. 5) Send a pull request Enjoy! _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
