From: Matthias A. <mat...@gm...> - 2007-08-23 09:04:50
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Rob MacGregor wrote: > As for turning Wiki pages into HTML and/or PDF - neither look like > standard features of either the Berlios of PB Wikis. Both conversions > however should be easy enough to automate/script (I've already written > some scripts to turn XML/HTML into PDF, based on HTMLDoc ISTR), though > I'm willing to be proven wrong :) The (X)HTML -> PDF part is the easy one, there are several automated ways to achieve that, HTMLDOC being one of the easiest and with very reasonable result. Well, the MoinMoin wiki engine has a command-line tool to export static HTML pages, Timo Sirainen is using that for snapshotting the Dovecot Wiki contents. (Dovecot is a fast combined IMAP/POP3+SSL server supporting mbox and Maildir, among other useful features.) If the Wiki can't export to HTML, perhaps we can stick to using a set of HTML pages - it's easier to control quality that way, too: we don't need to eyeball it constantly to avoid other people posting stupid things (such as enclosing mda placeholders in single quotes, injecting into sendmail with variable destination address or something). I'm not at all against the concept of a Wiki, but I think some kind of "peer review" to avoid stupidities should be inherent once we deal with security sensitive stuff. The HTML document is in SVN, and I think we (that means my asking Graham Wilson) can arrange commit access for you, or we can just revive the BerliOS SVN stuff to host the web site. Best -- Matthias Andree |