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        <description>The OKWS publishing system is a way for programmers to separate their C++ code and their HTML, and to keep the HTML on the file system where it's most convenient to manage.  There are two sides to this system, then.  On the one hand there are C++ bindings for reading HTML templates off the file system, and parsing them, etc.  On the other hand, there are the templates themselves, that look a lot HTML with some important differences to make composable Web pages easy to build.</description>
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        <description>I used to maintain FreeBSD ports for sfslite but have had trouble submitting patches that pass all 64-bit tests, etc.  If you want to help me update the port, please let me know.  Instructions are still included for the FreeBSD port.

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Who When What Status MK9/13/05Write a simple oknewmod utility that sets up a skeleton development directory.  Should keep template files in /usr/local/share/okws or thereabouts.NoneMK9/18/05Installing py-sfs does not respect the 'install-prefix' for libpyarpc. I'm not really sure if this is a bug, since it just uses whatever SFS …</description>
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