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                      5: rpm2html : a generator of Web pages for RPM packages</title>
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1.35      veillard    9: <h1 align="center">rpm2html : a generator of
                     10: <a href="http://www.w3.org/">Web</a> pages for
1.31      veillard   11: <a href="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</a> packages</h1>
                     12: 
1.43      veillard   13: <p>
1.51      daniel     14: <img src="new.gif" alt="New">Versions 1.2 of rpmfind and rpm2html are
1.49      daniel     15: available. 
1.52    ! daniel     16: <a href="ftp://rpmfind.net/pub/rpmfind">Download</a> and  give them a try!</p>
1.47      daniel     17: 
1.43      veillard   18: <p><b>rpm2html</b> automatically generate Web pages describing a set of <a
1.31      veillard   19: href="http://www.rpm.org/">RPM</a> packages. Preliminary results obtained by
                     20: running it on a local mirror of Redhat distribution and the RedHat contrib
                     21: directores are available. SuSE-5.1 RPM packages have been added as well a
                     22: XFree86 updates from SuSE, especially useful for the new chipsets. I added
                     23: also OpenLinux Lite 1.1.1 to the list of dristribution, and added warning when
1.43      veillard   24: a package doesn't provide a correct set of resources.</p>
1.31      veillard   25: <p>
                     26: The goals of rpm2html are also to identify the dependencies between various
                     27: packages and to find the package(s) providing the resources needed to install
                     28: a given package. Every package is analyzed to retrieve its dependencies and
                     29: the resources it offers. These relationships are expressed using hyperlinks in
                     30: the generated pages. Finding the package providing the resource you need is
                     31: just a matter of a few clicks!</p>
                     32: <p>
                     33: The ultimate commodity is ensured by indexing this set of pages, allowing the
                     34: user to find instantaneously the package(s) providing any given functionality
                     35: (as long as the package maintainer has properly commented the RPM).</p>
                     36: <p>
                     37: Rpm2html now support <a href="http://www.w3.org/Metadata/">RDF </a>encoding
                     38: and decoding of RPM metadata. The long term goal is to provide metadata
                     39: information for RPM packages on a large scale and use them to automate
1.32      veillard   40: searching, installing and upgrade linux packages.</p>
1.35      veillard   41: <p>
1.41      veillard   42: Rpm2html is free software, released under the 
                     43: <a href="http://www.w3.org/Consortium/Legal/copyright-software.html"
                     44: >W3C License</a>.</p>
1.31      veillard   45: 
1.35      veillard   46: <p>
                     47: <a href="/linux/RPM">Try the result of indexing</a> approximately
1.50      daniel     48: 35000 RPM packages for various platforms and distributions</p>
1.31      veillard   49: 
1.35      veillard   50: <p>
1.38      veillard   51: If you like it, <a href="/linux/rpm2html/mirror.html">build your own</a>!</p>
1.39      veillard   52: <p>
1.46      veillard   53: Big thanks to <A href="http://www.varesearch.com/">
1.47      daniel     54: <img src="va.gif" alt="logo of ">VAResearch</A> for
1.46      veillard   55: supporting the RPM archives. They provided me with a Wide SCSI card and
                     56: a Wide SCSI cable to avoid using the on-board Adaptec wich still tend to
                     57: hang the machine every couple of months. Making all the devices work happily
                     58: together took quite some time and resulted in a 2 hours downtime, sorry,
                     59: hopefully the machine will be stable now.</p>
                     60: <p>
1.48      daniel     61: I was running out of disk space again so I got a new 11 Gig drive
                     62: (I also bought a Promise IDE card to host the new drive(s)).
                     63: I will now start providing non-linux RPM packages, starting with
                     64: Solaris ones coming from <a href="http://www.solaris.rpm.org/"
1.49      daniel     65: >Real-Time.Com</a> repository. I also added a couple of Windows/Cygwin32
                     66: RPMs and the Turbolinux distributions 3.0 and PPC, see the
                     67: <a href="/linux/RPM">RPM repository main page</a></p>
1.46      veillard   68: If you think I'm missing a major RPM based distribution,
                     69: <a href="mailto:veillard@w3.org">let me know</a> !</p>
1.31      veillard   70: 
1.35      veillard   71: <p>
                     72: Daniel</p>
1.49      daniel     73: A
1.31      veillard   74: 
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1.37      veillard   76: <p>
1.34      httpng     77: <font color="#3366FF">[
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                     79: Home
1.36      veillard   80: </font><font color="#3366FF"> |
1.34      httpng     81: <a href="news.html">News</a> |
1.52    ! daniel     82: <a href="http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/">Try it !</a> |
1.34      httpng     83: <a href="docs.html">Docs</a> |
                     84: <a href="help.html">Help</a> |
                     85: <a href="mirrors.html">Mirrors</a> |
                     86: <a href="download.html">Download</a>
1.37      veillard   87: ]</font></p>
                     88: <p>
1.34      httpng     89: <font color="#3366FF">[
1.42      veillard   90: <a href="rpmfind.html">Rpmfind</a> |
1.39      veillard   91: <a href="faq.html">FAQ</a> |
1.35      veillard   92: <a href="history.html">History</a> |
                     93: <a href="license.html">License</a> |
1.34      httpng     94: <a href="messages/">Archive</a> |
                     95: <a href="feedback.html">Feedback</a> |
1.35      veillard   96: <a href="links.html">Links</a>
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1.36      veillard   98: 
1.31      veillard   99: <address>
1.33      veillard  100: <a href="mailto:veillard@w3.org">Daniel Veillard</a></address>
1.37      veillard  101: <p>
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1.52    ! daniel    106: $Id: index.html,v 1.51 1999/04/08 10:08:52 daniel Exp $</p>
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