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Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal)Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal)Posted Nov 22, 2005 2:23 UTC (Tue) by proski (subscriber, #104)In reply to: Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal) by zedman Parent article: Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal) Maybe LWN should make is a separate story? A long term solution would be to ask SourceLabs sysadmins to install better context management software. Right now, all Bruce's entries are placed on a single page without even HTML anchors, let alone permanent links.
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Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal) Posted Nov 23, 2005 8:52 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (subscriber, #2510) [Link] Actually, I threw out Sourcelabs content management: Movable Type. Not Open Source. It would be rather hypocritical for me to use it.I need something that creates static files, as I get slashdotted regularly. Bruce
Richard Stallman's Tin-Foil Hat (Bruce Perens' Journal)
Typo might be useful Posted Nov 23, 2005 17:10 UTC (Wed) by emk (subscriber, #1128) [Link] If you're feeling *really* trendy, and you're looking for an excuse to mess around with Ruby and/or Rails, you might want to take a look at Typo. I've been quite pleased with it recently, and it's super easy to hack.
Typo uses the caching support in Rails to automatically save *.html files to disk. These are then served directly by Apache until such time as Typo purges the cache.
If you get Slashdotted, your server should only smoke a little. :-)
On the other hand, if you have no desire to mess around with Rails, Typo probably isn't worth the effort right now.
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