Hwrt is alpha software.
YHBW.
Description — What Hwrt Is
Hwrt is a hypertext web replication tool.
Well, it was;
now, it does a couple more things…
but at least they are related.
Features — The Hwrt Inside
Hwrt boasts (though never in polite company) the following features:
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support for per-site configuration;
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rudimentary support for (language- and format-) MultiViews;
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rudimentary support for Apache access files;
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automatic cleanup of stale files in your public web directory;
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automatic page-set upload using Rsync and Ssh;
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support for so-called verification files; and
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support for plain-text sitemaps,
which you can submit to Google or
to Yahoo.
=:-O
Downloads — How to Get Hwrt
I'd love for you to get Hwrt,
but don't blame me if'n-when you do:
the sta[b]le Hwrt distribution
(tar.gz|tar.bz2|zip), too.
is released under version 2 of the GNU General Public License.
Hwrt is free software.
Real masochists should look at
the development version of Hwrt
(tar.gz|tar.bz2|zip), too.
Instructions — This Won't Hwrt a Bit
That's what my dentist used to say, anyway…
and he lied every time.
Indeed,
Hwrt may have some bugs somewhere —
and they'll be a lot easier to spot with your help.
To ease the pain of learning how to use a new program,
I have put together a page with some tips on using Hwrt.
Note that the online manual describes
the latest development release;
the functionality of the sta[b]le release is described
in the HOWTO file from the corresponding tarball.
Support and Development — Hwrt on the Web
Believe it or not,
any question or suggestion regarding Hwrt is most welcome.
Here are the focal points of Hwrt support and development:
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freshmeat.net
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Here, you can post comments and questions,
as well as rate the project.
If you subscribe to the project,
Freshmeat will notify you of new releases
and I will be able to send you mail
to warn you of any show-stopping bugs or
to ask for your opinion
when implementing new features.
If you prefer not to subscribe,
you can keep up with Hwrt development by
watching the NEWS file.
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advogato.org
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If you get involved in Hwrt development,
you'll be able to confess your sins here.
To become a contributor,
you should write to me, directly;
you will find the email address in
the README file of
either sta[b]le or the development distribution.
