from within a docker get already generated content from mathhub.info (to avoid re-building)

[cmaeder]

[cmaeder]

I've installed an rsync daemon as described in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync on pine.
if one knows the password (stored in /etc/rsyncd.secrets) anyone can rsync the contents below /var/data/localmh/MathHub/ that is world-readable (ie. readable by user nobody). (The range of hosts that are allowed to connect could be restricted.)

An example call is:

rsync -avz --password-file=pine-rsync-password.txt rsync://anon@mathhub.info/mathhub/smglom .

However, this also gets the .git files, so a tuned script is still needed. (pine-rsync-password.txt on your site should just contain the password from /etc/rsyncd.secrets on pine as one line.)

[cmaeder]

I'm not sure if this is still desirable, but I cannot pursue this further. (However, the above rsync example still works.)

[kohlhase]

I think this should be talked about with @m-iancu and @tkw1536 and we should make a plan.

[kohlhase]

We should decide whether we got the git way or the rsync way.

[m-iancu]

thats a good thing to have but at the moment there are still issues with the build on pine occasionally, so having it build manually on docker is good enough for now.