In this way you can watch the status of one or more guides, keeping the translations updated.

Features:

• mail notification support (straight to guide’s translator or to a specified address)
• filter guides using regular expressions

Requirements:

gen-dockeck requires:

• perl
• perl module LWP::Simple (under debian is provided by libwww-perl)
• perl module Net::SMTP
• perl module Getopt::Long (usually available by default with all perl installation)
• perl module Pod::Usage (usually available by default with all perl installation)

Synopsis:

gen-docheck syntax:
gen-docheck [--help] [--man] [--config configuration file]
for more informations read the man page:
gen-docheck --manan

Configuration file:

gen-docheck support also configuration files.

This is an example:

#mail sender
sender = gentoo_doccheck@gentoo.orgThis email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

#check only guides mathing these names (use "." to match all, "," to separate names)
checkonly = diskless,macos
#checkonly = .

#send mail notify to translator
mailnotify = 0

#send all mail notify to this address
force_mail_destination = flavio.castelli@gmail.com

# smtp server
smtp = smtp.tiscali.it

# debug smtp commands
smtpdebug = 0

Usage:

You can automate gen-docheck adding it to cron.

Here’s an example:

0 10 * * 0 /home/micron/gen\-docheck/gen\-docheck.pl --config /home/micron/gen\-docheck/gen\-docheck.conff

In this way you’ll run gen-docheck every sunday at 10:00 AM

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