[consulting] exporting a site.

[Bill Fitzgerald]

Hello, John,

In reading over this thread, it seems like the privacy of user info is a 
concern. With this in mind, an archiving tool like HTTrack 
(http://www.httrack.com/) might do the trick. It will create a static 
archive of your site, and you could then distribute the html files.

Bill

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John Sechrest wrote:

> I thought I would introduce some content questions into the consulting
> list. I am teaching a course (cs312 - intro to system adminstration) 
> and I used drupal for the class. I would now like to export the site,
> so that students can walk away with copies of the site. 
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions about how to do this? 
>
> And specifically, does anyone have any thoughts on how to take some sections
> of nodes from one drupal site and move them to another. 
>
>
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