[Privoxy-devel] Adding a HTTPS inspection HowTo (was: Changing the Privoxy version number scheme)
Fabian Keil
fk at fabiankeil.de
Mon Feb 20 08:36:30 CET 2023
Roland Rosenfeld <roland at spinnaker.de> wrote on 2023-02-19 at 21:53:49:
> On Fri, 17 Feb 2023, Fabian Keil wrote:
>
> > Roland Rosenfeld <roland at spinnaker.de> wrote on 2023-01-05 at 16:36:26:
>
> > > Maybe it would be an option to release 4.0 with two great "new"
> > > features: HTTPS inspection and Client-Tags.
> > > Both of them are really great, but it's quite hard to understand how
> > > they need to be configured.
> > > So we could launch 4.0 with two new HOWTOs, that explain step by step
> > > with examples how to configure them.
> > > Okay, someone has to write these HOWTOs first, but Fabian suggested to
> > > change the version scheme _after_ the next release, so this should be
> > > possible.
>
> > I think you're English is good enough to write documentation.
>
> Okay I wrote a first draft of such an HOWTO (plain text, no
> formatting nor hyperlinks, and no DeepL Write fine tuning, and only
> from my Debian point of view, no MacOS, Windows or BSD...).
Great.
> What do you think, where should I place this HOWTO? Currently I tend
> to add it to the user-manual, since it's not a question (this would
> fit in the FAQ), but an explanation with some chapters:
>
> Currently I have (draft!):
>
> HTTPS-Inspection
> How TLS-Certificates for websites work
> How HTTPS inspection works
> What happens, if the original certificate is invalid?
> Configuration of HTTPS inspection in privoxy
> Browser configuration
> Activation of HTTPS inspection
> Client-Tags
>
>
> Maybe I could insert this between
> 10. Privoxy's Template Files
> and
> 11. Contacting the Developers, Bug Reporting and Feature Requests
> maybe as two new <sect2> below a new <sect1> "HOWTOs"?
Your suggestion makes sense to me.
We can always change the position later if we feel like it.
For example we could add HowTos as another category of documentation
and even experiment with WML instead of SGML like the TODO item #41
suggests:
| 41) Change documentation framework to one that works cross-platform.
| Evaluate WML and txt2tags.
I think using SGML will do for now, though.
Fabian
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