Hi,
I need some input on a question related to allowing other sites (e.g.
Alex, .ru) to mirror the LyX web site.
The main obstacle that remains is how to distribute the actual content of
the web pages, and my best idea so far is to simply commit them into the
repository.
The only possible drawback I see is that this makes not only the current
version of the web pages available to everyone, but also the entire
history.
To phrase it differently, are we likely to have stuff in the history of
the web pages that may not be distributed to anybody?
A partial workaround might be to only commit some of the "official" web
pages to the repository.
Another workaround might be to restrict the access to www-user/ (I'm not
sure if this is possible).
I'm grateful for input on this issue, and reluctant just start comitting
files.
regards,
Christian
PS. I might eventually merge the backends of the web site and the wiki
site. In this case, I'm pretty sure we _don't_ want all the pages comitted
to the repository.
PPS. It might be an option to somehow purge the history of files before
comitting them...
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
