Closed dyreschlock closed 1 year ago
Progress is happening. WGET is being used to crawl through all of the front facing pages and writing them into my github.io repo. From there, changes can be committed.
But, there are still a few issues that prevent everything from working statically. These are as follows:
The last one will be the biggest problem. I have nearly 5gb worth of images for my website. Github does have a limit of 5gb for each repo, but they are already being hosted in Google Drive, so I should be getting from there anyway.
By the way, here's the manual for WGET https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/wget.html
WGET should be configured correctly to download everything, and #48 ensures that all pages that have subfolders are properly moved and renamed.
All eventlinks have been changed to HTML links to WGET works correctly. There are still a few goofy pages, but I think that's a problem with some blog posts in the database. Those'll need to be found and corrected.
Image Links have all been replaced with links to Google Drive. :). #47 is complete
Everything is nearly complete. Just a few more touch-ups here and there.
Website has been generated and pushed to github.io! If there are any problems, new cases should be opened.
If you have time, figure out how you can generate static html pages from this Tapestry application and then publish them to github.io. Then, maybe your website will finally be available again.