On Sun, 2008-03-23 at 19:44 -0500, Mike McGrath wrote:
On Wed, 19 Mar 2008, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> If there's not a significant load from calling Moin and
having it
> assemble everything to display the page, then that sounds fine. Did
> that work OK, performance-wise, in the past?
They've always performed horribly in the past. Basically we use wget to
get the page and then use apache to serve just that link as a static page.
We've had to do this for almost every release when someone linked to the
wiki directly.
We try to do it as close to the date a possible though because the page
cannot be changed without taking the static option away.
I pulled the websites code and started to put together a static HTML
page from the Beta release notes on the wiki. The biggest hassle is the
conversion. I actually rendered the page as DocBook, then wrote that to
HTML, and am pulling from that into a page in the
fedoraproject.org
tree.
Maybe we'll have this ready by tomorrow?
- Karsten
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