Talk:Complete lump reference

TMC: The idea is excellent and I plan to use it excessively. But it doesn't seem to work for me...

I get the error "RPG_format.leo is not a valid Leo file: Bad Leo File:expecting</t>"

Also, it complains, off to the side

Can not import aspell from plugin spellpyx
can not load enabled spellpyx plugin

Could my version of python be at fault? I have 2.3.4.

I assume that if it worked, it would automatically generate and display something formatted like the wiki?

NeoTA: For anyone else's reference: we discussed this via email and i decided it is probably something to do with the way copy+paste works. I'll have to upload the file elsewhere and link to it instead.

Mike: I can stick it on ohr.finalfantasyq.com if you want. Email it to me: caron.mike@gmail.com

NeoTA: I'll both upload it on CP and send it to you to upload on ohrffq. Both servers go down occasionally on a random seeming basis.

Mike: Don't blame me, blame my host... But, it's done: http://ohr.finalfantasyq.com/rpg_format.leo

NeoTA: Re: latest update of this page: A similar process could be automated via cron, building a zip archive weekly, which would also allow the links in the toplevel RPG Format page to update to match the offline location.

Bob: I already generate such an archive of the whole wiki each time I propigate the wiki from gilgamesh to hamsterrepublic and to the mirror, I just need to make that archive downloadable (it is kinda bigish). I use http://www.httrack.com/

NeoTA: What about using

zip -9 internals.zip `grep -le Category:OHRRPGCE\ Internals *.html` 
zip -9 faq.zip `grep -le Category:FAQ *.html` 
zip -9 howto.zip `grep -le Category:HOWTO *.html` 

to split them up into the most commonly wanted subsets? (maybe some more categories should be included -- like Artwork for both the FAQ and HOWTO zips) That should reduce the bandwidth requirements, since hardly anyone would want the entire wiki contents.