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Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:

> So, should we perform 'forrestization' of our documents to go ahead with 
> the plan?

That's not a strict requirement, just cronifying 'cvs update', 'build 
docs' and some 'cp' to a live website will do ATM IIUC.

The reason handing out Sam a cocoondev.org account was that Gump would 
be the supercron job, and that we make sure docs are included in the our 
Gump profile. That way, docs are build along the source code, and we can 
rsync them to the live website. Of course, Gump does muc more than just 
building our docs, but I figured I could do Sam a favor while I was at 
it. I've been away for the day however, so I'm also looking for the 
latest update.

Sam...? Any other takers?

</Steven>
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