Sorry, my question may have been slightly misleading.
Lets imagine I have some web pages on a Linux box running Apache.
These are located say under document root /home/httpd/html
What I would like to do is "get" these pages into Midgard, lets say on
the same host (though this is not important for me). Then I would like
to work with them in Midgard and leave them managed by Midgard.
I'm not bothered about exporting them back to a format where I can put
them back on a standard Apache web server.
I think what you are saying is that I must actually create these pages
in Midgard, either by typing the code in or pasting it in?
Whatever, its a damned fine tool for collaborative web site
development/management!
Thanks
Mike
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>
> > I am very new to Midgard but I must say I like what I see so far!
> > I notice from the Midgard home page and following the "learn more" link
> > it mentions that:-
> >
> > "Midgard can also mirror an active site, assuming it's globally
> > readable, and upload the static pages to another web server. "
> >
> > How is this possible? I'd like to (to get us started) populate Midgard
> > with some pages which are already running on a site and then continue
> > work on them within Midgard?
>
> It seems that you slightly misunderstood the sentence. You can create site using
>Midgard
> and work on it localy for some reason (i.e. when your ISP
> doesn't Midgard-powered enough), and you can use any kind of mirroring utility and
>some
> knowledge of Cron to organize periodical mirrorring of this
> Midgard site on another (ISP's) machine. Of course, that mirror will be a set of
>static
> pages. Some people successfully use this thechnique when work
> with Midgard on Intranet and populate content of Intranet site to the Corporate one
>which
> is visible outside and which is not Midgard-based just because it
> is not Midgard-based yet :-)
>
> Best regards,
> --
> Alexander
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