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Michael Guravage (guravage) - 11 years ago 2015-01-09 16:53:08
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Elaborated on how to archive a site.

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 Pelican has its own built-in server. You can invoke it with make; or
 you can regenerate the HTML and serve it in one command::
     make html serve
 The server uses port 8000 by default. After starting the server point
 you browser to the url: localhost:8000.
 Uploading the generated HTML to a server
 ----------------------------------------
 The Pelican Makefile contains several targets for uploading its generated HTML. List all make's targets with::
 The Pelican Makefile contains several targets for uploading its
 generated HTML. List all make's targets with::
     make -n
 To use rsync, edit the Makefile and customize the values of SSH_HOST,
 SSH_USER anad SSH_Target_DIR.  Of course, this assumes you've already
 spoken with someone at ITF to arrange a CWI vhost to host your site.
 SSH_USER and SSH_Target_DIR.
 If CWI is hosting your site, SSH_HOST and SSH_TARGET_DIR name the host
 and document root configured for you by ITF staff.
 Archiving your site
 -------------------
 The url from which you cloned the cwi-pelican-template repository is
 called the clone's 'origin.' To archive your clone you should change
 its origin to point to a new repository and push it there. For
 example, if I had created a new repository at scm.cwi.nl named
 itf-pelican-site, I could push my site there with the following two
 commands::
 git remote add origin https://guravage@scm.cwi.nl/ITF/itf-pelican-site
 git push -u origin master
 Creating new Pelican projects
 -----------------------------
 Pelican provides a scrip, appropriately named 'pelican-quickstart', to
 help create new project hierarchies.  To use it, go to the projects
 directory and invoke 'pelican-quickstart' at the command prompt. The
 script will solicit your answers to a number of questions, and
 generate your new project hierarchy accordingly.

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