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| It's not just webmasters than can write things to go on the website! E-mail it to us and we'll upload it, and you can apply for membership of webmasters simply by e-mailing the list or by bullying a nearby Wheel member. | It's not just webmasters than can write things to go on the website! E-mail it to us and we'll upload it, and you can apply for membership of webmasters simply by e-mailing the list or by bullying a nearby Wheel member. If you don't want to be a webmaster but do want to add content to the site, the best format to send us the content in is plain text. == Editing == To edit a page on the UCC website, you need to first be in the webmasters group (www-data). Next edit the .ucc file for the page you want to edit (NOT the .html, it is dynamically generated from the .ucc file). Check the .html page has updated after changing the .ucc file, sometimes it likes to mess around with you head. === DOCTYPE grahame === Some .ucc files are actually XML files using the 'grahame' DOCTYPE, others are written in [http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ Markdown], and both are parsed by the XSL Template `/services/http/.build/xhtml11.xsl` to become the webpage that the user sees. If you are feeling masochistic you are free to read the xsl file to try and understand the format used, but reading the existing pages is easier. In the interests of future compatability and upgrades, try and use markdown instead of DOCTYPE grahame, it's much more portable. === Analytics === So that we can keep track of things, google analytics code has been added to the core pages of the site by modifying `/services/http/.build/xhtml11.xsl`. There are also plans to add google analytics to the wiki. For more information and access to the analytics, speak to Matt Didcoe, who has clue. |
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| * IRC server [irc://mussel.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au/#ucc] | * IRC server [irc://mussel.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au/#ucc] - well we have a page at irc.ucc, but it needs to be less 'policy' and more 'how-to' |
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* snack.ucc - needs some new pics, and updating * news.ucc - needs about four more lines to make it useful "I think this is redundant, orphaned, and out of date for a reason - nobody uses it. I vote we delete it [BOB]" |
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| === Machines === * Sporadically updated with information or new machines, but in general is pretty out of date === Projects === * Requires first actually having projects |
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The UCC Website
Kinda sucks. We have people fixing it.
It's not just webmasters than can write things to go on the website! E-mail it to us and we'll upload it, and you can apply for membership of webmasters simply by e-mailing the list or by bullying a nearby Wheel member. If you don't want to be a webmaster but do want to add content to the site, the best format to send us the content in is plain text.
Editing
To edit a page on the UCC website, you need to first be in the webmasters group (www-data). Next edit the .ucc file for the page you want to edit (NOT the .html, it is dynamically generated from the .ucc file). Check the .html page has updated after changing the .ucc file, sometimes it likes to mess around with you head.
DOCTYPE grahame
Some .ucc files are actually XML files using the 'grahame' DOCTYPE, others are written in [http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ Markdown], and both are parsed by the XSL Template /services/http/.build/xhtml11.xsl to become the webpage that the user sees. If you are feeling masochistic you are free to read the xsl file to try and understand the format used, but reading the existing pages is easier. In the interests of future compatability and upgrades, try and use markdown instead of DOCTYPE grahame, it's much more portable.
Analytics
So that we can keep track of things, google analytics code has been added to the core pages of the site by modifying /services/http/.build/xhtml11.xsl. There are also plans to add google analytics to the wiki. For more information and access to the analytics, speak to Matt Didcoe, who has clue.
Pages that should be written
Services
- Wireless
- PPTP
SVN/CVS? include ViewCVS at [http://cvs.ucc.asn.au/] - monotone too. DRAFT at http://ucc.asn.au/services/vcs.ucc
IRC server [irc://mussel.ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au/#ucc] - well we have a page at irc.ucc, but it needs to be less 'policy' and more 'how-to'
PostgreSQL/MySQL? these are actually useful if you know about them. There's also several installations, up to one per machine - should consolidate if appropriate. DRAFT at http://ucc.asn.au/services/sql.ucc
Pages that need updating
Infobase
- FAQ - incorrect and largely redundant "I vote we just get rid of it, we have so many questions that we need a wiki, not an FAQ [BOB]"
- Newsletters - someone upload the 06 Murphy's Lore?
Services
- snack.ucc - needs some new pics, and updating
- news.ucc - needs about four more lines to make it useful "I think this is redundant, orphaned, and out of date for a reason - nobody uses it. I vote we delete it [BOB]"
- web.ucc - ucc-adduser creates web directories these days, add info about the proxying we do, how you can't use .htaccess to do IP filtering without mod_rewrite, why to not rely on HTTP_CLIENT_IP or whatever the header is, etc.
- ftp.ucc - probably needs reworking for SFTP or deleting entirely
Sponsors
- We really need to update and improve our sponsorship page, that way we have something to offer potential sponsors in the way of exposure
