2013-04-19 For months I have been thinking about doing it. Today I simply did it. It took me only about one hour. Now, the PHP scripts of the website that modify files (instead of the database) commit their changes themselves: function hg_commit($user, $msg, $file) { $cmd = sprintf("hg ci -u %s -m %s %s", escapeshellarg($user), escapeshellarg($msg), escapeshellarg($file)); return system($cmd) ? true : false; } Furthermore, I started to rearrange some stuff of the lue (and apov) framework. I moved the troff macros to the global macro directory (/usr/local/lib/doctools/tmac/ in my case) to be able to use `nroff -marmaro' instead of `nroff armaro'. Version con- trol of the content is yet to be set up. The same for a better email distribution concept of my entries. I already have a script that sends new entries per email to those who prefer that over RSS (Hello Boris!), but it has its disadvantages, which I like to remove. Eventually, I should describe my setup to share it with others. http://marmaro.de/lue/ markus schnalke