Re: [Please Authorise] Permission to use your glossary as a starting point for OpenLDAP docs addition?
At 01:23 AM 12/7/2006, Gavin Henry wrote:
<quote who="Kurt D. Zeilenga"> > At 02:35 PM 12/6/2006, Gavin Henry wrote: >>Or do we want t start one from scratch? > > I rather start from set of terms in preamble.sdf and > http://www.openldap.org/faq/index.cgi?file=1390>. The > latter I just added (from a list I had created ages ago).
OK, sure. So, how do we do tables? Can't see anything in the sdf docs.
See my response to your "Tables in SDF?" post.
Also, the faq entry has lots of the same entries. copy and paste error?
Fixed.
We obvoiusly need to expand on those, as RDN == "Relative Distinguished Name" doesn't really tell you much ;-)
How much do you want to tell? That is, do you want to provide more than an overview of LDAP? That is, do you want to write document discussing LDAP basics?
<quote who="Kurt D. Zeilenga">
At 01:23 AM 12/7/2006, Gavin Henry wrote:
<quote who="Kurt D. Zeilenga"> > At 02:35 PM 12/6/2006, Gavin Henry wrote: >>Or do we want t start one from scratch? > > I rather start from set of terms in preamble.sdf and > http://www.openldap.org/faq/index.cgi?file=1390>. The > latter I just added (from a list I had created ages ago).
OK, sure. So, how do we do tables? Can't see anything in the sdf docs.
See my response to your "Tables in SDF?" post.
Aye, my e-mail from the lists seems to come into my mail box when they want.
Also, the faq entry has lots of the same entries. copy and paste error?
Fixed.
We obvoiusly need to expand on those, as RDN == "Relative Distinguished Name" doesn't really tell you much ;-)
How much do you want to tell? That is, do you want to provide more than an overview of LDAP? That is, do you want to write document discussing LDAP basics?
Do you think this would benefit potential users?
My original point was intended to do a wee paragraph for each item in the glossary, much like the previous LDAP link I sent and for example, what you would find in the glossary of "Programming Perl".
What we have just now is really "Acronyms and Abbreviations".
Thanks, Gavin.
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