Hi Ryan, Ryan Leavengood wrote: > On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Jorge G. Mare<koki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> I really don't want to have to work on the website upgrade at the >> eleventh hour without any planning (which is the status quo). So unless >> anybody opposed, I would like to take over this task right away. >> > > I agree, and your plan seems reasonable. > I think that it is also a feasible plan, with the only dawback being that the live website remains read-only for about one week, and that during this period regular users will not be able to post content/comments, create new account or edit their existing ones, etc.. >> h. Add mirrors to new Downloads page (will work on this with Urias). >> > > Also in the meantime I have indeed been working on my IP address > Geolocation system for automatic mirror selection. I have a test page > with a couple APIs that I am using from JavaScript, which I will send > a separate email about (so we can choose the best API.) > That would be really cool! I did not mention anything, because I did not want to put pressure. ;) Let me know when you are ready to test this; I have an experimental installation online that we can use for this purpose here: http://test.haikuzone.net/download >> In a somewhat related question, would it be possible to have a copy of >> the Haiku User Guide html pages under the haiku-os.org domain? There are >> many planes in the website where I would like to link to the User Guide, >> and I would like it to be to a regular http:// address and preferably in >> the same domain. >> > > I'm surprised it isn't already up there. It wouldn't be too hard to > just have an automatic check-out from SVN for this, or barring that, a > method to do so manually from the web-site in case automatic sounds > too risky. > I could upload the guide manually from here, but I don't know if there were plans to put it somewhere else and did not want to step on somebody else's toes. Those on the know, please advise. Cheers, Jorge/aka Koki