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Making wget Work With PloneSubmitted by: dylanrLast Edited: 2006-08-08
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Description: If you want to make a static copy of your Plone site, you might try doing something like: $ wget -m www.mysite.com But if you did that, you'd notice that your mirror is ugly and incomplete. That's because Plone incorporates style sheets and certain graphics in a way that wget just won't see. Worse yet, wget may fail to save the output of folder_contents, retrieving only the items inside each folder. We could try to hack around with wget, but it's probably a lot easier to cook up a python script that gives wget enough extra information to create a complete mirror. Create a Python Script somewhere that your Plone instance can acquire it. Call it archive_portal (or whatever) and give it the following definition: |
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Source (Text): style_sheets = ['plone.css','ploneColumns.css','ploneCustom.css']
graphics = ['bullet.gif','portal_logo']
index = 'index.html'
print "<a href='%s'>site entry point</a><br>" % context.absolute_url()
print "<a href='%s/%s'>site index</a><br>" % (context.absolute_url(), index)
for item_name in style_sheets + graphics:
print "<a href='%s/%s'>%s</a><br>" % (context.absolute_url(), item_name, item_name)
for dir in context.portal_catalog(portal_type='Folder', review_state='published'):
print "<a href='%s/%s'>%s</a><br>" % (dir.getURL(), index, dir.id)
return printed
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Explanation: One last step: create an acquirable DTML Method called "index.html" (or whatever you set for the value of "index" in the script). That method need only contain one line: <dtml-var index_html> By doing this, we ensure that we end up with folder views that Apache can serve easily. Once we've done all that, we're ready to go. To mirror your Plone site with wget, run: $ wget -m www.mysite.com/archive_portal |
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