add update comments - online edit of handbook/troggle/trogintro.html - on dev machine 'Mohawk'

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2025-01-23 23:27:50 +00:00
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@@ -53,14 +53,14 @@ The troggle software is written and maintained by expo members.
<li>Encourages consistency - making it easier to detect inconsistencies and omissions, and making mistakes visible
<li>Publishes the "guidebook descriptions" of caves by a combination of online forms and uploading files.
<li>Supports the process of turning scribbled notes into finished cave surveys
<li>Generates prospecting guides so that we don't waste time looking at holes which have already been explored
<li>Generates prospecting guides so that we don't waste time looking at holes which have already been explored (being revised completely to use GPS locations and phone maps)
<li>Reformats the webpages such that they have a coherent style and have a small menu at the top-left
hand corner. These are the handbook you are reading now and the historic records of past expeditions.
<li>Provides a way of editing individual pages of the handbook
for very quick and urgent changes.
[This is the "Edit this page" capability; see <a href="../computing/manual.html#editthispage"> for
how to use it</a> and <em>how to tidy up afterwards</em>].
how to use it</a> ].
</ol>
<h3 id="who">Troggle - who uses it?</a></h3>
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ how to use it</a> and <em>how to tidy up afterwards</em>].
<p>
All the data of all kinds is stored in files. When troggle starts up it imports that data from the files. There are other scripts doing useful things (folk, wallets) and these too get their data from files.
<p>There is never any need to back up or archive the database as it is rebuilt from files. Rebuilding troggle and re-importing all the data on the server takes about 5 minutes (as of November 2021).
<p>There is never any need to back up or archive the database as it is rebuilt from files. Rebuilding troggle and re-importing all the data on the server takes about 5 minutes (as of January 2025), or 30s on a reasonably modern PC.
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