no statically generated. Basically committer dirs are registered in a config file and then the forrest goes and
Do you mean live Forrest webapps running in Tomcat? That would need a
separate port, or mod_jk/mod_webapp hacking.. and lots of mem permanently
allocated.. I think statically generated would be better :)
generates them all.
We won't
have 60-300 ssh demons running remotely uploading pages opening up security holes... and its just good clean infrastructure!
How about:
- providing a standard Forrest install in /usr/local/forrest - putting /usr/local/forrest/bin in the PATH
Then the process of creating a home page on icarus is:
mkdir ~/homesite cd ~/homesite cat >> forrest.properties << EOF project.site-dir=${user.home}/public_html EOF forrest seed # Generates a template project vim src/documentation/content/xdocs/*.xml # Add content forrest # Generate HTML from XML
It takes Forrest 49 secs to render a basic site on my box. I don't think there's any need for a cron-driven system, as most people would need to regenerate very rarely.
One possibility of a centralized system is that we could automatically
include a 'People' tab, linking to other committers' home pages. The
source for people.xml would have to be a publicly editable file in
/var/forrest/ or somewhere.
yes. Only I envisioned it in cvs.
-Andy
--Jeff
-Andy
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