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[Savannah-hackers] Setting up a project for a small part of the www page
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[Savannah-hackers] Setting up a project for a small part of the www pages |
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Wed, 11 Apr 2001 19:23:06 +0200 |
Nic Ferrier writes:
> Is it possible to setup a project to manage just a few of the GNU
> website pages?
>
> Some time ago I suggested a change to the GNU Java web page. The
> current page isn't that brilliant, it's a bit of a hidge podge.
>
> The webmasters agreed and happily suggested I change it. I hand back
> because I didn't feel that I really had the approval of the people who
> seemed to be actually using the page.
>
> If we could setup a savannah project to manage the page(s) we could
> make the project leaders (or those interested in the things the java
> page does) members of the project and be sure that we had the correct
> "buy-in" for changes.
Savannah allows to bind a www.gnu.org directory subtree to a project
and nothing else. You can't just manage a set of files or a set of directories
in various subdirectories. Is it enough for your needs ? If yes just create
a project with website only and specify which directory you want to manage.
>
> Also: how close are we to managing mailing lists from savannah? It
> seems to me that any "java-page" project would benefit from a mailing
> list for it's members.
>
Guillaume should finish it next week.
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