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 rpm2html : a generator of <A HREF="http://www.w3.org/">Web</A> pages for  
 <A HREF="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</A> packages</H1></CENTER>  <center>
   
 <H2>  <h1>rpm2html : a generator of <a href="http://www.w3.org/">Web</a> pages for
 Goal</H2>  <a href="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</a> packages</h1>
 <B>rpm2html</B> automatically generate Web pages describing a set of <A HREF="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</A>  </center>
 packages. Preliminary results obtained by running it on a local mirror  
 of Redhat distribution and the RedHat contrib directores are available.  <h2>Goal</h2>
 SuSE-5.1 RPM packages have been added as well a XFree86 updates from SuSE,  
 especially useful for the new chipsets. I added also OpenLinux Lite 1.1.1  <b>rpm2html</b> automatically generate Web pages describing a set of <a
 to the list of dristribution, and added warning when a package doesn't  href="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</a> packages. Preliminary results obtained by
 provide a correct set of resources.  running it on a local mirror of Redhat distribution and the RedHat contrib
   directores are available. SuSE-5.1 RPM packages have been added as well a
 <P>The goals of rpm2html are also to identify the dependencies between  XFree86 updates from SuSE, especially useful for the new chipsets. I added
 various packages and to find the package(s) providing the resources needed  also OpenLinux Lite 1.1.1 to the list of dristribution, and added warning when
 to install a given package. Every package is analyzed to retrieve its dependencies  a package doesn't provide a correct set of resources.
 and the resources it offers. These relationships are expressed using hyperlinks  <p>
 in the generated pages. Finding the package providing the resource you  The goals of rpm2html are also to identify the dependencies between various
 need is just a matter of a few clicks!  packages and to find the package(s) providing the resources needed to install
   a given package. Every package is analyzed to retrieve its dependencies and
 <P>The ultimate commodity is ensured by indexing this set of pages, allowing  the resources it offers. These relationships are expressed using hyperlinks in
 the user to find instantaneously the package(s) providing any given functionality  the generated pages. Finding the package providing the resource you need is
 (as long as the package maintainer has properly commented the RPM).  just a matter of a few clicks!</p>
   <p>
 <P>Rpm2html now support <A HREF="http://www.w3.org/Metadata/">RDF </A>encoding  The ultimate commodity is ensured by indexing this set of pages, allowing the
 and decoding of RPM metadata.  user to find instantaneously the package(s) providing any given functionality
 <H2>  (as long as the package maintainer has properly commented the RPM).</p>
 News</H2>  <p>
   Rpm2html now support <a href="http://www.w3.org/Metadata/">RDF </a>encoding
 <UL>  and decoding of RPM metadata. The long term goal is to provide metadata
 <LI>  information for RPM packages on a large scale and use them to automate
 rpm2html-0.90 is out ! A lot of new stuff, e.g. <A HREF="http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM/redhat/5.0/i386/Tree.html  searching, installing and upgrade linux packages. </p>
 ">tree  
 dump</A>, a lot of cleanups.</LI>  <h2>News</h2>
   <ul>
 <LI>  <li>
 But basically the main improvement is the support for <A HREF="http://www.w3.org/Metadata/">RDF</A>  rpm2html-0.90 is out ! A lot of new stuff, e.g. <a
 encoding of RPM metadata. One can also regenerate the HTML pages just from  href="http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM/redhat/5.0/i386/Tree.html">tree dump</a>,
 the metadata , <A HREF="mirroring.html">read about mirroring plans</A>.</LI>  a lot of cleanups.
   <li>
 <LI>  But basically the main improvement is the support for <a
 <A HREF="mirror.html">Instructions are available</A> for those of you who  href="http://www.w3.org/Metadata/">RDF</a> encoding of RPM metadata. One can
 would like to run a mirror of the rpm2html Web pages.</LI>  also regenerate the HTML pages just from the metadata , <a
 </UL>  href="mirroring.html">read about mirroring plans</a>.
   <li>
 <H2>  <a href="mirror.html">Instructions are available</a> for those of you who
 <A HREF="/linux/RPM">Try it !</A></H2>  would like to run a mirror of the rpm2html Web pages.
 Here is the <A HREF="/linux/RPM">result of this indexing</A> for approximately  </ul>
 7000 RPMs.  
   <h2><a href="/linux/RPM">Try it !</a></h2>
 <P><IMG SRC="french.gif" ALT="image: french.gif" > Here is the same <A HREF="/linux/RPM-FR">result  
 of this indexing</A> using French localization.  Here is the <a href="/linux/RPM">result of this indexing</a> for approximately
 <H2>  8500 RPMs. <br>
 Need help</H2>  &nbsp;
 Check the <A HREF="help.html">help page</A>!  
 <H2>  <h2>Documentation</h2>
 Other sites using rpm2html</H2>  <ul>
 France:  <li>
 <UL>  An help page for <a href="help.html">navigating&nbsp; generated pages</a>
 <LI>  <li>
 a fully translated French version of Redhat-5.0 done by <A HREF="http://www.linux-kheops.com/pub/rh50/RPMs/">Kheops</A>.</LI>  How to <a href="mirror.html">set-up a mirror</a> of the RPM database.
 </UL>  </ul>
 Spain:  
 <UL>  <h2><a href="mirrors.html">Other sites</a> using rpm2html</h2>
 <LI>  
 rpm2html is also available in <A HREF="http://keynes.cti.unav.es/eurielec/">Spanish</A>.</LI>  <h2>Sources and binaries</h2>
 </UL>  <ul>
 Italy:  <li>
 <UL>  rpm2html-0.90 sources are available as a <a
 <LI>  href="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90.tar.gz">gzipped tar
 everything for Redhat-5.0, <A HREF="ftp://ftp.unipv.it/pub/linux/html/rpm/index.html">nice  file</a>&nbsp; and as a <a
 look with grey shade</A>!</LI>  href="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90-1.src.rpm">source RPM</a>
 </UL>  .
 Romania:  <li>
 <UL>  binaries are available as an <a
 <LI>  href="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90-1.i386.rpm">RPM for
 a large archive <A HREF="http://www.utt.ro/~cbredi/RPM/">at UTT</A>.</LI>  i386/glibc</a>.
 </UL>  </ul>
 Turkey:  
 <UL>  <h2>Copyright</h2>
 <LI>  
 a set of <A HREF="ftp://ftp.ankara.edu.tr/mirrors/ftp.itu.edu.tr/pub/linux/Turkuaz/RPM2HTML/index.html">packages  This software is released under the GPL, use free software!
 fully translated to turkish</A>.</LI>  
   <h2><a href="history.html">History</a></h2>
 <LI>  
 the same set <A HREF="http://www.linux.org.tr/pub/turkuaz/RPM2HTML">at  <h2>Feedback</h2>
 www.linux.org.tr</A> ?</LI>  
 </UL>  
 Finland:  
 <UL>  
 <LI>  
 a rather <A HREF="http://ftp.jyu.fi/RPM/">large index on ftp.jyu.fi</A>.</LI>  
 </UL>  
 Sweden:  
 <UL>  
 <LI>  
 Redhat 5.0 and update <A HREF="http://www.realm.nu/Linux/rpm/">archives</A>.</LI>  
 </UL>  
 USA:  
 <UL>  
 <LI>  
 Redhat-5.0 is indexed at <A HREF="http://www.redhat.com/linux-info/pkglist/rhl-intel/">Redhat  
 site</A>.</LI>  
   
 <LI>  
 The PowerPC distribution at <A HREF="http://www.linuxppc.org/RPMS/">linuxppc.org.</A></LI>  
 </UL>  
   
 <H2>  
 Sources and RPMs</H2>  
 <IMG SRC="new.gif" ALT="image: new.gif" > rpm2html-0.90 is available as  
 a <A HREF="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90.tar.gz">source  
 tar</A>, <A HREF="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90-1.src.rpm">source  
 RPM</A> and binary <A HREF="ftp://rufus.w3.org/pub/rpm2html/rpm2html-0.90-1.i386.rpm">RPM  
 for i386/glibc</A>. This software is released under the GPL, use free software!  
 <H2>  
 History</H2>  
 Version 0.90 add a lot of new stuff, tree dump, RDF encoding/decoding,  
 and should fix all the known bugs.  
   
 <P>Version 0.85 is a maintenance release. Bug fix + portability are the  
 targets. There is experimental code for dumping the installation tree.  
   
 <P>Version 0.80 add site map, per-directory browsing and faster execution  
 on large sites. A subdir directive has been added for config files to select  
 the HTML output directory per distribution (it's better to use it instead  
 of dir with a full path).  
   
 <P>Version 0.70 integrated Changelog (Gary Thomas), ability to add new  
 headers, removal of nasty memory bugs, spell checking improvements, etc.  
   
 <P>Version 0.60 limits the size of HTML files by splitting big one in multiple  
 chunks.  
   
 <P>Version 0.50 add recursion in RPM storage, and Spanish language support.  
   
 <P>Version 0.40 add multi architecture support, help rendering of big tables,  
 and correct bugs, of course!  
   
 <P>Version 0.30 add navigation links on top of pages and correct a few  
 bugs.  
   
 <P>Version 0.25 clean up the mess with config files and add proper support  
 for multiple architectures. <B>NOTE: some of the configuration name semantic  
 have changed, you need to reedit them</B> (especially <B>url</B> and <B>mirror</B>  
 fields). <B>Read the PRINCIPLES file</B> in the distribution to learn more  
 about rpm2html algorithms and how to configure your config file(s).  
   
 <P>Version 0.20 Added features are colorization, localization and possibility  
 to dump the actual installed base of RPM on the local machine.  
 <H2>  
 Feedback and mailing-list</H2>  
 I am looking for volunteers to do localization of the output files. The  I am looking for volunteers to do localization of the output files. The
 process is simple, one just have to translate the message file. Use "rpm  process is simple, one just have to translate the message file. Use "rpm
 -dumplang msg.local" and translate the text in msg.local. I already have  -dumplang msg.local" and translate the text in msg.local. I already have
 French, Spanish and German localized messages.  French, Spanish and German localized messages.
   <p>
   I am looking for other sites to provide the same service, I hope others will
   follow and that this service will be provided worldwide.</p>
   <p>
   To ease the installation of rpm2html and get feedback on it's developement, a
   <a href="mailto:rpm2html@rufus.w3.org">mailing-list</a> has been created, it's
   majordomo based and run on rufus.w3.org. Hence, to subscribe, send a mail to
   <a href="mailto:majordomo@rufus.w3.org">majordomo@rufus.w3.org</a> with the
   following in the <b>body</b> of the message:</p>
   <p>
   <tt>subscribe rpm2html</tt></p>
   <p>
   Archives of the mailing-list are <a
   href="http://rufus.w3.org/linux/rpm2html/messages/">available on line</a>.</p>
   
 <P>I am looking for other sites to provide the same service, I hope others  <h2>Links</h2>
 will follow and that this service will be provided worldwide.  
   
 <P>To ease the installation of rpm2html and get feedback on it's developement,  
 a <A HREF="mailto:rpm2html@rufus.w3.org">mailing-list</A> has been created,  
 it's majordomo based and run on rufus.w3.org. Hence, to subscribe, send  
 a mail to <A HREF="mailto:majordomo@rufus.w3.org">majordomo@rufus.w3.org</A>  
 with the following in the <B>body</B> of the message:  
   
 <P><TT>subscribe rpm2html</TT>  
   
 <P>Archives of the mailing-list are <A HREF="http://rufus.w3.org/linux/rpm2html/messages/">available  
 on line</A>.  
 <H2>  
 Links</H2>  
 Three other good directories for Linux applications are:  Three other good directories for Linux applications are:
 <UL>  <ul>
 <LI>  <li>
 <A HREF="http://www.linuxhq.com/lsm/">The linux file archive browser</A>  <a href="http://www.linuxhq.com/lsm/">The linux file archive browser</a> : a
 : a principle similar to rpm2html, but they extract the informations from  principle similar to rpm2html, but they extract the informations from the .lsm
 the .lsm files, yet another good stuff from LinuxHQ people's.</LI>  files, yet another good stuff from LinuxHQ people's.
   <li>
 <LI>  <a href="http://sal.kachinatech.com/">SAL</a> : focusing on Scientific
 <A HREF="http://sal.kachinatech.com/">SAL</A> : focusing on Scientific  Applications for Linux
 Applications for Linux</LI>  <li>
   The <a href="http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml">Linux Applications
 <LI>  and Utilities Page</a> has been around for a long time.
 The <A HREF="http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml">Linux Applications  </ul>
 and Utilities Page</A> has been around for a long time.</LI>  
 </UL>  
 Enjoy !  
   
 <P>Daniel  Enjoy !
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 <P><A HREF="http://validator.w3.org/"><IMG SRC="http://validator.w3.org/images/vh40.gif" ALT="Valid HTML 4.0!" BORDER=0 HEIGHT=31 WIDTH=88></A>  Daniel</p>
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   border="0" height="31" width="88"></a></p>
 <P><A HREF="mailto:veillard@w3.org">Daniel Veillard</A>, Thu Nov 13 00:09:11  <address>
 EST 1997  <a href="mailto:veillard@w3.org">Daniel Veillard</a><br>
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