Make RSS pretty for non-aggregators

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7/16/2005 7:32:48 AM

jazz

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Re: Make RSS pretty for non-aggregators

Oups

. Now it's working.
I whas using TortoiseCVS. Now I understand that the CVS one is for the server and the SVN is for the client.
I'm going to see what can be done with this software.

7/16/2005 7:58:16 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Make RSS pretty for non-aggregators

No CVS (Concurrent Version System) is a different version control platform it has no relation to SVN (Subversion).

CVS has been around for years and has been the defacto open source version control system until recently but Subversion aka svn is newer and better than CVS and many open source projects are now switching to it.

Bot CVS and SVN have servers and clients, TortoiseCVS is a client for CVS and TortoiseSVN is a cleint for Subversion (SVN)

In any case, glad its working for you now!

7/17/2005 7:23:19 PM

jazz

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Re: Make RSS pretty for non-aggregators

Nice thanx Joe. I've setted everything up and now I've downloaded everything from the SVN repository.
It changed my design a little since it need some tweak in the other source files.
Now I've setted up my website and made a section on my forum for listing the bugs or features I find could be nice to do for each modules.
I'm posting also everything I'm doing in my blog.
I'm going to create a development section in the blog.
Check it out

Jasmin

9/1/2005 9:07:00 AM

Dean Brettle

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Re: Make RSS pretty for non-aggregators

In order to make this work under Apache (at least with firefox),
I needed to add the following to my VirtualHost section:
<FilesMatch "\.(gif|jpe?g|png|css|xsl|ico)$">
SetHandler None
</FilesMatch><
That causes the xsl file (and other static files) to be served directly by Apache instead of Mono.
This necessary because Mono sends a Content-Type of application/octet-stream for the xsl file
and that confuses the browser.

Joe, can you add the above 3 lines to the example Apache configuration?

--Dean

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