The FSCK web site is modified using the webdav protocol. Under Linux, the command line tool cadaver is a functional webdav client similar in appearance to old-style ftp clients or the Samba utility smbclient.
$ cadaver http://fsck.truman.edu/
dav:!> help
Available commands:
ls cd pwd put get mget mput
edit less mkcol cat delete rmcol copy
move lock unlock discover steal showlocks version
checkin checkout uncheckout history label propnames chexec
propget propdel propset search set open close
echo quit unset lcd lls lpwd logout
help describe about
Aliases: rm=delete, mkdir=mkcol, mv=move, cp=copy, more=less, quit=exit=bye
dav:/> ls
Listing collection `/': succeeded.
Coll: .git 0 Sep 21 22:55
.htaccess 334 Sep 19 18:14
backl.png 210 Sep 18 16:58
backr.png 226 Sep 18 16:58
forel.png 221 Sep 18 16:58
forer.png 231 Sep 18 16:58
freecd.html 1286 Sep 19 13:46
history.html 2789 Sep 20 07:25
index.html 4266 Sep 19 13:20
join.html 1730 Sep 19 13:28
logo.jpg 5376 Sep 19 12:54
style.css 1980 Sep 20 07:32
dav:/> edit index.html
...
Note: It is probably best to avoid making folders/directories with names that contain underscores or spaces.
To limit abuse, webdav access is restricted to Truman campus. Use a local machine to do work on the site, or connect via the VPN.
You can follow the changes on the FSCK web site using Linus Torvalds' revision control system git. To check out the current repository and begin tracking, type:
$ git-clone http://fsck.truman.edu/.git ... $ cd fsck.truman.eduWhenever you wish to check for new changes, simply use git-pull.
$ cd fsck.truman.edu $ git-pull
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