[Plone-docs] http://api.plone.org returns forbidden

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peter.seifert

2011-05-27 12:10:06 UTC

Visiting http://api.plone.org I got:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Thanks,

Peter

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Alex Clark

2011-05-27 13:55:49 UTC

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Post by peter.seifert
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Probably an oversight, please open a ticket: http://goo.gl/4Z2rp

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Thanks,
Peter
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Alex Clark

2011-07-08 04:33:53 UTC

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Post by peter.seifert
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Probably an oversight, please open a ticket: http://goo.gl/4Z2rp

I don't know if you have opened a ticket, but I'm going to declare
api.plone.org dead.

I've tried several times to get a "modern" build of the api docs going,
but I always end up running into some epydoc conundrum.

While I'm sure we can all agree the api docs generated by epydoc are not
what you would expect to find in a useful set of api docs, they still do
provide some value to some people.

So, I'd be in favor of resurrecting them at some point, but I'm not in
any hurry to do so.

(Clearly we need to fix "forbidden" and redir somewhere, or put up a
message, or something.)

Alex

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Dylan Jay

2011-07-08 04:53:04 UTC

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Post by Alex Clark

Post by peter.seifert
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Probably an oversight, please open a ticket: http://goo.gl/4Z2rp

I don't know if you have opened a ticket, but I'm going to declare
api.plone.org dead.
I've tried several times to get a "modern" build of the api docs going,
but I always end up running into some epydoc conundrum.
While I'm sure we can all agree the api docs generated by epydoc are not
what you would expect to find in a useful set of api docs, they still do
provide some value to some people.
So, I'd be in favor of resurrecting them at some point, but I'm not in
any hurry to do so.
(Clearly we need to fix "forbidden" and redir somewhere, or put up a
message, or something.)

I'd suggest that we just include parts of the api into collective-docs
via the sphinx autodoc plugin. Instead of being comprehensive we can
start to include them in the parts of the manual it's appropriate.

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Alex

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Alex Clark

2011-07-08 04:55:22 UTC

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Post by Alex Clark

Post by peter.seifert
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Probably an oversight, please open a ticket: http://goo.gl/4Z2rp

I don't know if you have opened a ticket, but I'm going to declare
api.plone.org dead.
I've tried several times to get a "modern" build of the api docs going,
but I always end up running into some epydoc conundrum.
While I'm sure we can all agree the api docs generated by epydoc are not
what you would expect to find in a useful set of api docs, they still do
provide some value to some people.
So, I'd be in favor of resurrecting them at some point, but I'm not in
any hurry to do so.
(Clearly we need to fix "forbidden" and redir somewhere, or put up a
message, or something.)

Cool, +1. Btw I had to disable collective.sphinx.includedoc to get
readthedocs.org to fly. Why didn't this work? I see a release on PyPI…

Alex

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Post by Alex Clark
Alex

Post by Alex Clark

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Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
threats, fraudulent activity, and more. Splunk takes this data and makes
sense of it. IT sense. And common sense.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-c2

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Dylan Jay

2011-07-08 05:06:59 UTC

Post by peter.seifert
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access / on this server.
Is this deliberate or will the API-Overview return?

Probably an oversight, please open a ticket: http://goo.gl/4Z2rp

I don't know if you have opened a ticket, but I'm going to declare
api.plone.org dead.
I've tried several times to get a "modern" build of the api docs going,
but I always end up running into some epydoc conundrum.
While I'm sure we can all agree the api docs generated by epydoc are not
what you would expect to find in a useful set of api docs, they still do
provide some value to some people.
So, I'd be in favor of resurrecting them at some point, but I'm not in
any hurry to do so.
(Clearly we need to fix "forbidden" and redir somewhere, or put up a
message, or something.)

I'd suggest that we just include parts of the api into collective-
docs
via the sphinx autodoc plugin. Instead of being comprehensive we can
start to include them in the parts of the manual it's appropriate.

Cool, +1. Btw I had to disable collective.sphinx.includedoc to get
readthedocs.org to fly. Why didn't this work? I see a release on PyPI…

I didn't end up using it for any of the code docs I included so it's
not needed.
I put the docs as module level comments and used autodoc plugin instead.

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Alex

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Thanks,
Peter
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Why? It contains a definitive record of application performance, security
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