Re: pdf manuals

Hello Jim, sounds reasonable to me..... But another small suggestion (just to use the opportunity:) : Since we have html for online-access, the manual becomes bigger and bigger, and pdf was already BIG before: What do you think about providing them also compressed to save traffic? Cu, Thomas "Jim Winstead" <jimw@php.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:20010708115604.B15434@trainedmonkey.com... > we're still sorting out our server situation. if i understand things > correctly, the machine that used to be lists.php.net/cvs.php.net will > be getting reformatted and redeployed on va linux's network for us to > use again, and i think it would make a lot of sense to make that be > rsync.php.net (which also generates the manuals). > > i haven't been able to set up the pdf generation on the current > rsync.php.net, because it is running an older version of redhat, and > all the jvm's i tried to install wanted a newer glibc. > > (the pdf generation was using saxon and passivetex, right? it would be > interesting to see if libxslt is up to the task, since it is > reportedly quite fast.) > > jim > > On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 11:59:40AM +0200, Hojtsy Gabor wrote: > > Is there anybody interested in seting up the PDF > > generation framework again? This question was > > askes by Rasmus some days ago, but nobody seemed > > to answer. > > > > I know this day is still LinuxTag, and many PHP > > people are in Stuttgart, but maybe someone can > > spend some time with this next week. > > > > We should put that dot at the end of the PDF > > generation, and get this type of doc mirrored.