[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: checking emacs wiki files

[Sacha Chua]

"kay surnan" <address@hidden> writes:

> I am new to emacs-wiki. I just set right the config scripts and am
> able to write a wiki page. I also renamed the link SlackwareLinux to
> point www.slackware.com. I now want to check it from my local
> machine whether emacs-wiki welcomepage has got the correct link. How
> can I do this. I can't publish from work place since I am behind a
> firewall.

You can publish pages on your hard disk without uploading them to a
web server. That's how I work, actually; I publish to another
directory, then rsync this up to my webserver whenever I want to
update my website.

It is also possible to publish directly to one's webserver through
TRAMP or some other remote-editing thing, but I spend a lot of time
offline, so I don't use that trick. =)

C-u M-x emacs-wiki-visit-published-file opens the published file
using find-file.

Hope that helps!

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