Re: test event calendar please

> Let me know if you think something is missing. Looks good ... I might play with the layout and fonts a bit when I get a sec. :) > We also need to determine what to do about the various things on php.net > that requires a mysql backend. I think it would be good to have the > annotated manual available on more sites, and now with the event calendar > that makes another mysql-driven php.net app. It would be pretty easy to > do a nightly mysqldump and have mirror sites that wish to run a mysql > instance rsync that and import the data each night. What would be *really* sweet is if all the mirror sites ran MySQL and we used MySQL's built in replication to keep all the databases in sync. I think (however) that getting all the mirrors to run MySQL *and* keep it up-to-date, etc., may be too much of a requirement. I don't mind it for my mirror, and it might be a way to get better quality mirrors, rather than the quantity we are seeing now. [1] I think Jim was working on generating a dump of the annotated manual into some kind of serialized structure, which could then be rsync-ed like all the other site files. This could be a viable solution too. - Colin [1] I'd still like to see www.php.net default to a map of the world or something where you then select the closest mirror. This would be especially useful if all mirror sites provide the same functionality (via MySQL replication).