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1: Where's the book?

Posted by G. Armour Van Horn on 07/06/02 10:48 PM

When I posted my previous message I happened to glance at the text of the note at the top of the page after submitting it. There is a link to "this software" that goes to http://photo.net/wtr/thebook, clicking on that goes off to a "we're going to put a page up here someday" page on CCM at redhat.com.

Is "the book" no longer online? Did RedHat somehow hijack the link to photo.net?

2: Response to Where's the book? (response to 1)

Posted by Torben Brosten on 07/06/02 11:30 PM

I don't remember for certain, but it seems many of the links that were at photo.net/wtr/ are alternately available from http://philip.greenspun.com/wtr/ including "thebook" which links from there to http://philip.greenspun.com/panda/.

3: Response to Where's the book? (response to 1)

Posted by Michael Bluett on 07/07/02 11:05 PM

Currently philip.greenspun.com is down (yet greenspun.com is up). There are comments on where to find the books in this thread

4: Response to Where's the book? (response to 1)

Posted by G. Armour Van Horn on 07/08/02 12:16 AM

I guess part of my point was how to correct the link when someone submits a message to the boards. My first public site is in the works and there are messages being posted. I really don't want the cooks and waitresses coming to restaurantedge.com to see a link to "this software" and getting to RedHat.

I think we need to have that link point to somewhere on openacs.org that will continue to have links to resources about the software we are running.

5: Response to Where's the book? (response to 1)

Posted by Torben Brosten on 07/08/02 01:47 AM

G. Armour Van Horn, your point is well taken. What about using http://www.openacs.org/ until something equivalent replaces it??

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