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Re: Remove News section from the website?



* Meike Reichle <meike@alphascorpii.net> [2007:12:07 11:37 +0100]: 
> Erinn: Yes, we talked about this, and the suggestions/plans I made where
> pretty much exactly the same as the ones you gave in the last mail, Ana.
> However, to my shame I have to admit that I didn't do it yet :(
> On the bright side I finished my university degree in August and got a
> job/PhD position that challenges me and makes me happy. Still, world
> domination won't come of its own volition, so I guess a return to more
> d-w work is in order!

Congrats!

> Now, the last time I touched the d-w websites it was all bazaar and wml.
> Erinn, or somebody else: Could you give me an update on the current
> infrastructure, dos and don'ts? I'll get to the site redo right this
> weekend then.

I moved it to svn some time after DC7. There are some details here:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-women/2007/07/msg00001.html

I checked alioth and you have commit access. It's still using wml but
it's pretty straightforward (or so I remember).

Also, there is a script that runs once per day (via cron) on the host of
the website (rietz.d.o) and automatically rebuilds the website. I can
set it up to rebuild more often if there are people committing to the
repo.

As for testing the website yourself, you can do it with this:

make BASE="http://women.debian.org"; DESTDIR="/path/to/sumfin"

make install BASE="http://women.debian.org"; DESTDIR="/path/to/sumfin"

Lemme know if you have any problems.
-- 
off the chain like a rebellious guanine nucleotide



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