On 10/19/06, Ross Gardler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...But is there any need for the news item to be sent to the
live server immediately? I don't think so. A daily update will do just
fine. For now use the Forrest generated tar, or a maven generated tar if
someone sets it up...
You're right,
On 10/20/06, David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Forrest doesn't have automatic httpd restart and
the zones machine goes down a lot...
Note that, altough Solaris apparently has something new and improved,
the old rc*.d stuff does work. On the cocoon zone we have created the
usual
Niclas Hedhman wrote:
Steven Noels wrote:
What those Belgian guys ?
however (in)frequently murmured amongst themselves was: why the ?
stupid fixation with SVN as a required content repository for ?
official ASF documentation sites? Why can't cocoon.apache.org simply ?
be a proxy for
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On 10/19/06, Ross Gardler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...But is there any need for the news item to be sent to the
live server immediately? I don't think so. A daily update will do just
fine. For now use the Forrest generated tar, or a maven generated tar if
someone
Ross Gardler said the following on 18/10/06 23:36:
Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
[news items]
Guys,
I wholeheartily welcome your ideas of news items and I fully agree with
Ross that they should be entered in Daisy directly. If Daisy can be
configured to auto-publish after a delay, that's great.
On 10/18/06, Ross Gardler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Which publishing tool to use? I don't care. Forrest does it well (but it
does need a new skin,...
Is there a way to republish only a few pages quickly from Daisy to the
online site? Or how hard is that to implement?
Without going into a
On 10/19/06, hepabolu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Let's focus on improving/extending the actual documentation
content first.
Just to clarify my understanding of the current discussion: IIUC,
Arje's point is to make the homepage and one or two news pages much
more lively, and concentrate
On 10/19/06, hepabolu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... I'm not into the full details of the update process of the site, but if
we're only updating a few pages (home and news), is it possible to
just extract those and put them directly onto cocoon.apache.org without
going through the svn process?...
I wrote a reply to Bertrands post then read the thread and discovered
Reinhard is going to set up continuum. Seems like we have a volunteer
and since I'm only giving ideas not implementation time you'd all be
best to ignore the rest of this post ;-)
Ross
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On
Ross Gardler skrev:
Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
...
Second we need some (simple) way to suggest news. I think we should
suggest possible news items at the dev-list by having a special
headers prefix like [news].
I'd suggest just letting (self-registered) people add a news item to
Daisy.
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
...
(http://forrest.zones.apache.org/ seems to be down right now, cannot
check it size but I assume it's quite big).
Grrr, Forrest doesn't have automatic httpd restart and
the zones machine goes down a lot. So it is manual restart.
I just did it and updated the notes
Arje Cahn wrote:
I just have to share my frustrations.
snip/
Arje,
I share your frustrations and agree to many of the points you raised. It's not
that nothing happens - Helma and I made good progress at the GT. See
http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/cdocs/1201.html and
On Wednesday 18 October 2006 03:51, Steven Noels wrote:
What those Belgian guys
however (in)frequently murmured amongst themselves was: why the
stupid fixation with SVN as a required content repository for
official ASF documentation sites? Why can't cocoon.apache.org simply
be a proxy
Steven said:
What those
Belgian guys however (in)frequently murmured amongst
themselves was: why the stupid fixation with SVN as a
required content repository for official ASF documentation
sites?
I can see the benefits of having all content (replicated) in SVN. But in
principle,
Thanks Arje for starting this thread.
And, despite your (justified) negative view on the current state of
our website, big thanks to those who have been investing lots of time
trying to make it happen over the years. Few of us have been really
paying attention, it's easy to make a lot of noise
Bertrand said:
Thanks Arje for starting this thread.
:-)
And, despite your (justified) negative view on the current
state of our website, big thanks to those who have been
investing lots of time trying to make it happen over the
years. Few of us have been really paying attention, it's
On 10/18/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...This is NOT AGAIN another website, it
should be the Cocoon main website...
Cool - if you can be enough of a pain to make this happen, I'll put
you on my I-owe-you-a-beer list ;-)
-Bertrand
Bertrand Delacretaz said the following on 18/10/06 13:56:
Thanks Arje for starting this thread.
+1
Guys,
since the documentation is my main focus, I want to chime in here.
Re the redesign of the website:
I haven't discussed this much with Reinhard, but my intention was a new
revamped
hepabolu wrote:
I know that the current process of updating the cocoon.apache.org
website is cumbersome, but still it's a whole lot better than the
previous process. I really don't care if it takes one step or twenty, if
in the end all I need to do is set a timer that reminds me to provide my
Arje Cahn skrev:
...
The discussion about a new design for our website is great, but I feel there are
much bigger mistakes that we have to get straightened out before the
shinyness of
our website is of any importance. We need to decide where we put
what, as it's
currently spread all over
Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
we have plenty of activity in our community, so a couple of news
items per month would be a much better reflection of our reality. So how
do we achieve this?
Some options (which don't require new tools):
Daisy can be used to create blog like pages that can be
Hi all,
I just have to share my frustrations.
oOo-
I got 2 emails from people that were very disappointed that they both missed
out on the GT because they were only watching the Cocoon website. One of them
mentioned that his manager no longer wants him to use Cocoon since the
On 17 Oct 2006, at 20:05, Arje Cahn wrote:
- Documentation (sorry, Helma). So, it was Stefano's dream to once
have a Cocoon CMS and run the Cocoon website with it. I don't think
part of this dream was to tuck it away on a hidden location so it
will be forgotten forever. How embarissing it
Arje Cahn wrote:
I just have to share my frustrations.
Thanks for this!
The discussion about a new design for our website is great, but I
feel there are much bigger mistakes that we have to get straightened
out before the shinyness of our website is of any importance. We need
to decide
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