On 17 Nov, Andrea Resmini wrote:
> Ok, this is my two cents worth and also my first active involvement with
> the list. Just like a couple of other people around here, I'm still
> struggling to get a real grip on Midgard, so having this kind of
> problems would be actually looking more like a sci-fi leap in knowledge
> and achievements to me, but I know I'll get there sometimes, so better
> be prepared. ;)
Ok. If you have any questions, just let us know. Both
Jukka and I have been very busy with work stuff for the
last two weeks, but we'll try to catch up with everything
now. There are also other experienced Midgard users on
the list who can probably help.
> Actually, my company has a fair number of corporate customers who need
> *bad* a CDRom dump of their stuff at least two times a year. I know this
> is quite a common situation, at least in Italy, and although I can
> appreciate (and use, at least for now) the WGet approach, I'd heartily
> suggest that Midgard takes care of this in a more elegant and personal
> way.
Yes, the Wget way works quite nicely, but loses
all the dynamic Midgard functionality.
You could also add the actual Midgard database
dump to the CD, and possibly include the version
of Midgard the site was designed for.
There are some initiatives for creating a better
packaging and distribution format, and we will
hopefully see more on that front with the Midgard 2
series.
Of course, this is a very important area, and
all help will be appreciated.
> Andrea Resmini, architetto
/Bergie
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