discuss: Resources for TLDP (was: Re: TLDP and the COmmercial World)
Subject:
Re: Resources for TLDP (was: Re: TLDP and the COmmercial World)
From:
Stein Gjoen ####@####.####
Date:
4 Mar 2005 11:07:03 -0000
Message-Id: <42284263.80406@mail.nyx.net>
Michael Hall wrote:
> Quoting Stein Gjoen ####@####.####
>
> OK Stein, apart from researching and writing a HOWTO of my own, I'll prioritise
> working on some of this stuff with you and who ever else is interested.
>
> Do you have a server on which to set up a Plone instance? If we're going with
I have the server in bits and pieces, will be getting help to
put it together. It runs HP-UX 11.0 so I hope Plone runs on this
platform. Soon I might also get a dual Pentium II server online
which will run Linux.
> Plone, we would probably want to fiddle with things for a while before going
> into production. I can run a server with a static IP but it can't run 24/7. I
I have dynamic IP and have problems with random disconnections
during daytime. My ISP has been looking into this for months.
> should find out how the Plone people are going with incorporating DocBook into
> the system (Lampadas is defunct, it is now mainstream Plone stuff).
I am not sure how much of Lampadas is now in Plone and how
much is expected in later versions.
> I'm not sure how mirroring would work using a system like Plone (or any
> data/script driven system for that matter). Any ideas on that?
Plone has a reputation of requiring lots of horsepower so I
believe the Plone part will have to be done centrally and then
generate a set of static web pages for mirroring purposes.
Regards,
Stein Gjoen
