[Perfparse-devel-int] RE: [Perfparse-devel] perfparse-0.104.0ym8

[Cook, G. <GW...@ma...>]

I've not used a WIKI/TIKI, but I hear that they are not too difficult to
setup. Think it requires a backend DB, although not positive. Like you
mentioned below, sf.net will give access to MySQL, but I believe we need
to make a formal request for this.

Garry W. Cook, CCNA
Network Infrastructure Manager
MACTEC, Inc. - http://www.mactec.com/
303.273.5050 (Office) - 720.220.1862 (Mobile)

Ben Clewett wrote:
> Garry,
>=20
> One thing that Yves talked about was a tiki system.  Have you ever set
> one up?  This could be really useful for, as Yves suggested, an FAQ
> and a private document of agreed bits.  sf.net give access to the
> database, but not looked any further at it...
>=20
> Ben
>=20
> Cook, Garry wrote:
>=20
>> Sorry, I haven't been following this thread very closely, I'll have
>> to go back and read it all the way through. However, to add a page,
>> this is not too hard. I'm sure Flo can do it, as he has been working
>> with PHP a bit, the pages are written in PHP. Ben has been
>> maintaining them in my absence as well, so he could probably handle
>> this too. If you would like, I can probably spare a few minutes to
>> get this done today. However, the name "development crypt" sounds a
>> little, um, cryptic. Maybe we can find something to describe it a
>> little better?=20
>>=20
>> Garry W. Cook, CCNA
>> Network Infrastructure Manager
>> MACTEC, Inc. - http://www.mactec.com/
>> 303.273.5050 (Office) - 720.220.1862 (Mobile)
>>=20
>> Yves wrote:
>>=20
>>> OK, good.
>>>=20
>>> Ben or Garry, could you make a page "development crypt" and
>>> put this and other good
>>> stuff that we sometimes write in mails and then forget ?
>>>=20
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------
>>> <h1>How to use Nightly CVS Tarball</h1>
>>> <pre>
>>> One possibility would be to use the "Nightly CVS Tarball"
>>> from sf. This
>>> can be found at
>>> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/perfparse-cvsroot.tar.bz2
>>> This tarball is a complete cvs repository including all historical
>>> versions. This should work:=20
>>> - untar it
>>> - use "cvs -d/path/where/untared/perfparse checkout
>>>   perfparse-phpgui" to get the latest revisions.
>>> </pre>
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------
>>> If you have time, I also suggest a wiki. One for the user FAQ
>>> And one where we could easily write such things instead of
>>> downloading the file, edit it, upload.
>>>=20
>>> Thanks Flo for the tip :)
>>>=20
>>> Yves