On Jul 13 01:29, johnhaugab...@gmail.com wrote: > From: John Haugabook <johnhaugab...@gmail.com> > > This patchset adds a section for reproducing a clone of the website locally. > It allows people who want to contribute to the website to be able to run the > site locally, allowing for rendering of the virtual includes e.g. > "<!--#include virtual="navbar.html" -->". The patches are:
Sorry, but isn't that going a step too far? If you need a fully functional clone of the website, then that's ok, but it doesn't really belong into the FAQ for Cygwin, does it? Setting up apache to serve local files and virtual includes is a non-Cygwin problem... I'm contributing to the website, too, but to see the result before pushing, I just use file://local/path/to/cygwin-htdocs/file-of-interest.html. The layout doesn't match exactly, but it's entirely sufficient to re-read what I wrote and (if I'm lucky) to find typos in my new text. Thanks, Corinna > > 1. General steps and overview of how to build local site. > 2. An example httpd.conf file, which allows the virtual include elements to > be rendered. > 3. Instructions on building and extracting the html docs from newlib-cygwin. > 4. The command to run to start the localhost, or note on using server > software. > > Also, I made a support repo that illustrates: > - The built faq.html. > - The process of reproducing a local site that uses a Windows Sandbox > environment. > - And a working example of a locally built site that was built from the > sandbox tool. > > Visit > https://github.com/jhauga/patch-newlib-cygwin-faq/tree/reproduce-local-site > and see the README.md in the root, sandbox, and cygwin-htdocs folders for > more details. > > John Haugabook (4): > cygwin: faq-resources add 3.4 reproduce local site > cygwin: faq-resources-3.4 example httpd.conf > cygwin: faq-resources-3.4 reproduce site docs > cygwin: faq-resources-3.4 start local server > > winsup/doc/faq-resources.xml | 66 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > 1 file changed, 66 insertions(+) > > -- > 2.49.0.windows.1
