Philip M. Gollucci wrote: > Adam Prime wrote: >> i just sat down to take a look at this, the top page is not in the >> repository, nor is it generated by the build script. So i'm guessing >> that the cron the syncs the files does not remove things after they are >> removed from the repo. The page doesn't appear to show up in the >> swish-e's search results, but it is indexed by google. > Adam et al, > > The rsyncs to the other computers run hourly. And 1 time daily they do a > rsync --delete. The delete is only daily b/c it has to do a full tree > walk over all 70 some ASF problems. > > Adam, if you login to people.apache.org and follow the sudo instructions > for perlwww. Then, /www/perl.apache.org You can then tweak it. It > should be an svn checkout where the crons have been run. > > If you are lacking permissions let me know, and I'll get that fixed. > > Obviously, I could have done this in a few seconds but spreading the > knowledge is a good thing (tm)
I have archived the entire Apache directory and the Apache.html/pdf from docs/2.0/api into ~/api_old. I've added a README file to that directory indicating when, and what those files are. I thought it'd probably be better to not blow them right away, even though i'm pretty confident that that would be ok. I think it would make sense to add an option to the build script which will build from a clean slate occasionally, this should keep this sort of problem from occurring again. Thoughts? Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
