6T4 wrote:
... Ideally, it should be updated every time a change is made in the future as well, but if there is a problem with that, I think it should updated at least a few times a year. If an administrator could take care of this, it would be much appreciated.
1) It should absolutely not be an automatic process done every time someone changes a page. That design model is severely flawed for a lot of reasons which I'd rather not go into here. As the server admin I can assure you I would be a very unhappy camper if I saw something like this implemented.
2) I fully agree that the local HTML version for download should be updated semi-often -- probably once a month.
If one of the other Wiki administrators could let me know how exactly a "local HTML version" is being created to begin with, I could possibly automate this process (run once a month with the archive automatically updated).
I do have one question for you, 6T4:
Is there a particular reason you rely on a local HTML copy of the Wiki? Is there something slow or unacceptable about using the version on the web? What issue, if any, justifies your need for a local copy on your hard disk? If there's something you're experiencing which justifies this, please let us know and I will try to address whatever the core issue is.