I already started it , draft available here:
Cool, will peruse in time.
Which reminds me - is there a FSF/GNU/Savannah recommend
collaborative editing method ?
Not that I know of.
For present purposes, you could commit the draft to the wiki as
"draftsubmissiontext" or whatever.
they all require the user to have a server of his own... (or worse,
use "the cloud" :) )
I see no possible way to avoid one or the other ...
I'm also contemplating having this script hosted on a server with a
simple CGI, so users can post a URL of a tarball of git repository
and get the results quickly without downloading and running the script.
I was thinking about that too, but your wget recipe is so simple, it
seemed sufficient, and perhaps actually desirable -- if the submitter
can't be bothered to run a single cookbook command, chances are the
submission is useless.
On the other hand, the downside of hosting it as a cgi is, of course,
security. Seems like a good thing to avoid.
Thanks,
K
