Re: Intent to package bk2site (was Re: Packages wanted: gphoto, bk2site)
Umm... sorry to reply to myself.
Bk2site has been packaged... since I'm awaiting the author's consent
to include it into Debian GNU/Linux (sent him a mail a while back), people
interested can retrieve them from the server I make my packages in:
http://www.dat.etsit.upm.es/~jfs/debian/
The package is, of course, called bk2site..
Well.. it seemed I had *really* some spare time left (yes, I know, I
should've working ;)
However I need to check it over since it's it thought for use more
by a single user (since some configured dirs are hardwire in a file) and it
should allow for a more easy handling of directories (based on which user is
running it) to work in a multiuser environment without modifying
configuration files.. I know C++ but not enough to change the source code so
it does the appropiate things ... that is, when it find $user in a
configured dir, subsitute it by the user who is running the program (this is
only needed for the HTML references since all other dirs can use the ~ which
is expanded by the system calls).
Regards
Javi
On Fri, Feb 12, 1999 at 02:07:58PM +0100, Javier Fdz-Sanguino Pen~a wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 12, 1999 at 01:39:54PM +0200, Tommi Virtanen wrote:
> > Hi. I'd like to see these packaged:
> (..)
> > http://multiagent.com/bk2site.html
> > bk2site will transform your Netscape
> > bookmarks file into a yahoo-like
> > website. You can see an example website
> > created with it at MultiAgent.com.
>
> I'll take it ... compiles nicely.... (no problem in a slink system)
> and works in the first try...
>
> >
> > I'd do both, but I'm a bit short on time.
> > If anyone else can manage to do those before
> > me, I'd be happy..
> > --
> We'll I can give it some time..... specially since my work tinkers a
> little bit on how to make use of bookmarks to help the user. However, from
> your description I thought it would have some "intelligence" within it so it
> would divide the bookmarks in sections regarding their subject (maybe
> accesing the WWW, retrieving the file and doing some language inferences...)
> and not the user's divisions. Well, this is what I am working with so I'll
> have to do it myself ;)
>
> I will possibly change it so as to not use the defaults dirs it uses
> (non FSSTND) and ask the author if he doesn't mind me to include it in
> Debian... BTW it's GPL'd (in the source files says so...)
>
> Best regards
>
> Javi
>
>
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