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Sat, 01 Feb 2003
Disconnected pyblosxom use
I'm travelling a bit more these days, so the ability to blog a bunch
of entries without a network connection is very valuable. The blosxom
family of tools seemed to be a great solution for this. My plans was
to make a copy of the blosxom directory on the laptop, and update that
on the road, and copy the right files back when I had connectivity.
I was going to go one step further and version control the blosxom
directory using CVS. That way I could just update the laptop, commit
the changes, and have a cron job check out from CVS every so often.
Except that CVS doesn't preserve the dates/times when you update from
the repository. Which makes the entries appear entirely out of order,
since the *blosxom tools rely on file mod times for ordering the
entries in web log.
Any one know if Subversion
preserves file times?
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