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David A. Desrosiers wrote: |
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> On Wed, 2006-08-30 at 16:37 -0700, Josh Saddler wrote: |
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>> Anyway, all the handbooks are in place in /doc/en/handbook/ and in |
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>> handbook/2006.1/. |
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>> Translators, start your engines! :D (oh yeah, and uncomment index.xml |
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>> as translations are added) |
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> A quick question: I've been converting the Gentoo handbooks to Plucker |
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> format[1] for some time now (not just a default conversion, but some |
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> added sauce to make it more professional looking), and I don't run |
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> Gentoo. |
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> I've been asking for a proper svn repo (a public one) where I can stay |
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> updated and crank these out on an automatic basis. Has a public svn repo |
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> been put up where I can retrieve these? I'd hate to keep pounding the |
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> Gentoo sites with wget every day/week/month to update the local copies. |
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You have already asked about 4 months ago and the answer is the same. |
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It will be ready when it's ready, and announced right after that. |
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The only difference is you now have 4 months less to wait. |
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Until then, you can easily check sources.gentoo.org to detect changes. |
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FYI, using Last-modified from the HTTP headers is *not* reliable on |
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www.gentoo.org because one of the nodes sends the timestamp of its cache entry |
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or the current time. Other nodes send the latest timestamp of all files used |
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to do the XSL transform. |
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The one from gentoo.neysx.org would be reliable but the XHTML is very different. |
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Wkr, |
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/ Xavier Neys |
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