- From: Ville Skyttä <ville.skytta@iki.fi>
- Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2003 16:52:19 +0200
- To: Olivier Thereaux <ot@w3.org>
- Cc: public-qa-dev@w3.org
On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 03:51, Olivier Thereaux wrote: > Hi Ville, all, > > Do you have a list of significant contributors for checklink? At least Frédéric Schutz meets my personal definition of recent, significant contributor :) > I noticed that your name is not credited in the documentation page (nor > in the footer) and unless you prefer it that way, I'd like to add proper > credits for you and the other "others" mentioned in the checklink > footer. Fine with me, but I'd appreciate not including my email address anywhere online, as feedback and bug reports are better sent to the validator list, and I receive enough spam already... BTW, the CVS version of checklink contains an embedded manual page which has a AUTHOR section, currently mentioning Hugo, Renaud, me, Frédéric and "many other volunteers". > Also, since the development of checklink and check are not necessarily > going at the same pace, if you think we should (at least) put the latest > version on :80 just ping the list (or me). I would appreciate that, as well as (of course) striving to get $TNV of validator out as soon as possible. Reading the diffs between the current "production" version and the latest checklink in validator-0_6_0-branch tells me that the upgrade would require taking care of checklink.conf, by default in /etc/w3c/checklink.conf. It's not strictly mandatory as checklink will run without the config file using default settings (== disallow checking private IP addresses, send authentication info only to the host which requested it). But the current production version uses .w3.org as the "trusted" domain. If you wish to preserve that, I'd suggest configuring 2 instances of checklink, one without a config file for public use, and another for W3C internal use, using a config file containing "Trusted = \.w3\.org$". See the default config in htdocs/config/checklink.conf. Testing in :8001 first could be a good idea :)
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