- manual.mahara.org rewrites to 18.04
- removed 17.04 from daily cron and moved to monthly

That is the latest release of Mahara

and move 16.04 and 16.10 to monthly crons

So that 17.04 is the default user manual that
comes up.

Add a TODO section to the README

See merge request !5

Update the Python environment at the appropriate junctures.



See merge request !4

 - Bump package to version 16.10-2
 - Also issue empty build directory warning on a fresh install.
 - Suppress Apache DocumentRoot configuration check error.

Make postinst check for git code correctly.

- The check for a configured git checkout was always failing.
 - Added a big giant notice in the installation output when the build
   directory has been nuked from orbit; rebuilt with cron jobs.

See merge request !3

 - The check for a configured git checkout was always failing.
 - Added a big giant notice in the installation output when the build
   directory has been nuked from orbit; rebuilt with cron jobs.

Virtualenv

This change makes the cron jobs check for the existence of a Python virtual environment, set up in a `venv` directory. If there is no virtual environment, the cron job will fail with an error and a message to stdout (which should end up in someone's root@ server mailbox somewhere). This environment should be set up when the Debian package is updated to a new version (in postinst).

**Note:** before this package is installed, the mahara manual directory should be checked out to the latest `16.10_STABLE` branch which should contain the `requirements.txt` file, which is required for the postinst to correctly install the virtual environment.

See merge request !2

Old versions monthly

Hi - this modifies the packaging to create a monthly cron job to run the old manuals, and removes them from the daily cron job. It also adds a timestamp to the logging so we can see when things happened. Builds and installs okay on my LXC box.

See merge request !1

 - New cron job in /etc/cron.monthly to build old manual versions.
 - Adds a timestamp to the log.

as the default user manual to show

With Mahara 15.10 being released later this week, the
user manual also needs to be changed to 15.10.

The permanent Mahara repository is now at
https://git.mahara.org We will use that to
get code from for the user manual.