Re: doc web efforts update

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Wednesday 09 June 2004 23:09, Gabor Hojtsy wrote: > >> - I am working with Yannick Torres and Mehdi Achour to get the code > >> of the current development machine up to our cvs module > >> on cvs.php.net, also cleaning up the French comments, and > >> some inconsistencies in the code. > >> > >>Mehdi created working code to handle the following stuff: > >> > >> - revcheck support for all php.net doc projects > >> > >> - web presentation of RFC documents with web based commenting > >> possibility > >> > >>These need to be cleaned up a bit, so they will form a good base for > >>further development. As for the phpdoc stuff, we need the functable > >>scripts extended to generate output for our site too, and a lot of other > >>developments. > > > > The code of Mehdi and Yannick has some problems (easy to solve): > > > > * It uses absolute paths (that should be changed to relative) > > Yannick is working on it. I think that i have remove all reference to Keliglia ; just one var use it now. If you see some error, tel me. > > * It uses lots of subdomains : $lang.$docteam.doc.domain. > > (http://en.php.doc.keliglia.com/ for example) > > I think this should be changed to something simpler, like: > > docs.php.net/smarty/en/revcheck > > »» /phpdoc/RFC > > > > (I suggested this way, but it could be anything else. I just don't really > > like to have thousands of subdomains) > > This could be implemented using apache mod_rewrite, for example... What > > do you think of it? > > These thousands of subdomains are handled by PHP really (apache and the > dns handle them as wildcards), so Mehdis code picks out the restricting > selections from the domain name. It is similar to picking that out from > the URL, but it does not need rewriting or 404 handling either. All the > php.net project so far use URL path magic, and not domain name magic, so > it might not be a good idea to break tradition here. But apart from > this, I have no problem with using infinite subdomains. We are not in > need of good pageranks :) > > > Other thing: > > To the RFC, TODO list, and in the future an on-line editing feature (that > > could be based on my project :-), I was thinking in using the php.net > > magic cookie to authenticate users. With this, the server would need to > > have a copy of the password hashs of cvs accounts. > > Your thoughts? > > I would love to see CVS user based authentication as already used on > master.php.net, bugs.php.net, pear.php.net, etc. > > Goba - -- Yannick -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFAx34dFJ1ADO+UjCcRAvnFAKDVTHZ5C+VntCeeCO57TyFAM7WuRgCgx0yt 9CLAzn7cS7qwz7Tm+7JZAeQ= =0Zkk -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----