I am going to think about this, when I have time.
However, I think that keeping two docbookwiki-s
synchronized (using update.sh and commit.sh) may
be a difficult task, if you make changes in both
of them. Sometimes conflicts can arise, and conflicts
usually can be solved only manually.
The situation can be easier if you use one server
as master and the other as slave. You make
modifications only on the master and propagate and
display them to the slave. Or, use a server as master
for some books and the other as master for some
other books. This way there are going to be no
conflicts.
In this situation, a better way to update to the
latest version of a book is to remove it at all
from the system (using clean.sh) and then to
re-import the latest version (using import.sh).
However, these situations are too advanced to
worry about. I have not had the chance yet to
use docbookwiki in a situation like this, so
I think it is not worth to worry too much about it.
Dashamir
--- Jeremy Malcolm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a patch to update.sh which is designed for
> the situation where a
> new version of a book is uploaded (to
> content/books_cvs/docbookwiki),
> and you wish to update the version in CVS, but it
> contains new sections
> not in the old book. To do this you would run
> "update.sh $book_id
> $lang_id workspace".
>
> Normally, update.sh would fail in this case because
> the new sections
> have not previously been checked in to CVS, so
> although they are
> exploded correctly in content/books/$book_id, the
> CVS commit that is run
> there does not pick them up, hence the CVS update
> later performed in the
> workspace misses the new sections.
>
> This patch is for the CVS branch of DocBookWiki
> (cvs-0.7.3) but I
> imagine the same basic problem applies to the SVN
> version and that an
> analogous patch would be required. Someone else can
> write that patch,
> though since I am happy to stick with CVS.
>
> --- update.sh.dist 2006-07-06
> 13:11:41.000000000 +0800
> +++ update.sh 2006-07-06 13:12:59.000000000 +0800
> @@ -36,11 +36,22 @@
> then
> cd ..
> cd books/$book_id
> + cvs update
> + TMP=/tmp/docbookwiki_$$
> + mkdir $TMP
> + find ../../workspace/books/$book_id -printf %P\\n
> | sort >
> $TMP/workspacedir.txt
> + find . -printf %P\\n | sort > $TMP/cvsdir.txt
> + diff -u $TMP/workspacedir.txt $TMP/cvsdir.txt |
> grep ^+ | sed 's/.//'
> | grep chapter > $TMP/cvsadd.txt
> + while read i
> + do cvs -Q add -m "update.sh" $i
> + done < $TMP/cvsadd.txt
> + rm -rf $TMP
> cvs -Q commit -m "update.sh"
> cd ../..
> cd workspace/books/$book_id
> - cvs -Q update
> + cvs -Q update -d
>
> --
> Jeremy Malcolm LLB (Hons) B Com
> Internet and Open Source lawyer, IT consultant,
> actor
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