This is CCSL website. 

Structure:
  bin/ - Where various executables that are necessary for dealing with the
         website lives

  etc/ - Support data files used by the executables in bin/. 

  www/ - The website.
  
  www/site.inc - Included by every PHP file on the site, does some generic 
                 configuration.

  www/include/ - Where files included with SSI live. 

  www/static/ - Where images, style sheets, and other media live. 
  
  www/static/auto - Where automatically generated text goes. The text is
                    generated by programs in bin/ using data from etc/ and
                    other sources.


Operations:

  Viewing the website for the first time: 
    0. ssh to dante, code required for the next step is installed there
    1. Run "make" from this directory
    2. Go to http://www.ccsl.carleton.ca/~<username>/<path-to-this-dir>/www/


  Updating the official website:
    1. Modify the contents of www/
    2. Verify the changes
    3. Commit the changes to the repository
    4. run bin/publish

  
  Creating a new page:
    - Each page has some PHP in it to load some static configuration. A
      generic page template looks like:
------------%<---------------%<-------------
<?php 
    include("site.inc"); # << Set the relative path from your new page to 
                         #   www/site.inc
    $PageTitle = "What you want to name your page";

    include("include/header.inc");
?>

    Page text

<?php include("include/footer.inc"); ?>
------------>%--------------->%-------------

    - You may cut and paste this into any page you create. When you do so, 
      make sure that:

      1. You modify line 2 (the include for "site.inc") to point to the 
         site.inc file in the root www/ directory. It is responsible for 
         performing some setup, and later includes will not work unless it 
         is properly included. 

      2. Modify $PageTitle to be the title of the page you would like. 



  Adding publications:
    - Publications are stored in bibtex format in the file
      etc/publications.bib. You can add an entry by adding an entry to that 
      file and running make.

    - Run make after modifying the file to ensure that the change looks the 
      way you want it to.