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Gzregorz:<br>
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Tonight I setup a repository for the svnbook website:<br>
<blockquote><tt>$ svn co <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://svn.red-bean.com/svnbook-www/trunk">http://svn.red-bean.com/svnbook-www/trunk</a>
svnbook</tt><br>
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I also setup a mailing list (<tt><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:svnbook-www@red-bean.com">svnbook-www@red-bean.com</a></tt>) to
which you have been subscribed. If you will kindly send me the
username and password you would like to use on this repository, I will
grant you commit access so you can keep the index.es.html page up to
date. Also, you'll see commit mails on this list so you can know when
the index.en.html page has changed.<br>
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I also reorganized the tree so that translation live in
[LOCALE]/[VERSION]. For example, what were <tt>/svnbook-1.0</tt> and <tt>/svnbook-1.1</tt>
are now <tt>/en/1.0</tt> and <tt>/en/1.1</tt>. You'll see I've
already made an <tt>es</tt> directory. I can't decide if I want to
version the generated book files or not. Fitz has strong opinions
about this, but it would make things such that those with server access
wouldn't have to drop new tarballs of translation snapshots. For now,
though, we'll go the tarball route.<br>
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