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The ability to deal with people is as purchasable a commodity as sugar or coffee. And I will pay more for that ability than for any other under the sun.
--John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937)

I'm interested in submitting a HOWTO for setting up an SSL-enabled web
server
using Apache + ModSSL + OpenSSL.

This documentation should work for all CAs (Verisign, Equifax, etc.)

I noticed that there's a problem with the PDF (from DocBook) HOWTOs:
1. DocBook requires a <para> or something after a <listitem> tag.
2. Jade retains <para> (as <P>, naturally) in the HTML version.
3. HTMLDoc breaks the line before the <P> tag.

The resulting list looks like:

*
    First item.
*
    Second item.
*
    Third item.

A possible solution is to delete the unnecessary <P> and </P> tags from
the single page HTML file, like:

sed -e '/<LI$/{N;s/<LI\n><P/<LI/;}' HOWTO.html | sed -e
'/<\/P$/{N;s/<\/P\n><\/LI/<\/LI/;}' > NEWHOWTO.html

That is:
1. If a line ends with <LI and the next line begins with ><P -> delete ><P
2. If a line ends with </P and the next line begins with </LI -> delete </P

It seems to work.

Can we all agree on the following?

1. We use DocBook 3.1
2. For images use JPEG and/or EPS
3. No short tags. No exceptions.
4. No deprecated tags.

I have earlier noted we use only SGML for conversion and not for intelligent searching etc. In news:comp.text I just came across a reference to "sgrep" which is a lightweight tool for structured searching: