*Amir Karger writes:
| On Tue, Dec 15, 1998 at 09:04:21AM -0800,
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|| Hi,
||
|| Still trying to figure out how to get this onto the LyX Web page
|| ... who is the maintainer?
| Sigh. We don't really have one. Asger is sort of doing it, but he
| said he's on the other side of the country for a while. It might be
| easier if Lars just gave you write access or something...
|
| Lars, have you given thought to Asger's suggestion that CVS access
| should imply web CVS access?
What I think we should do, is to setup a cvs repository (separate from
the sources) and use rsync to update both our own web servers and the
mirrors.
I don't think all that has access to the lyx source cvs should have
access to web cvs.
I think I will make a web repository with two modules, lyx and
lyx-devel, we will use it in this way:
Editor checks out web:lyx
edits files, and commits.
A script is triggered (either by the commit or using a cron job) that
updates a dir with checked out lyx_web.
For our own web servers we can use a "push" rsync, or we will just let
the servers run a cron script to use rsync to update the sources,
this is also how the mirrors will do it.
(and it will be _reall_ easy to have the web pages at home on the
dialup off line machine, you will just use rsync to update the web
pages we you feel it is needed (or cvs if you are an editor) )
We can probably have a bit more web editors than we have had earlier.
Lgb
