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Building documentation on an isolated network

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JMJack Moore <jhmoore719@verizon.net>
Date
May 8, 2010, 08:24 UTC
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I'm trying to setup a git repository on an isolated (not connected to the internet) network.  The repository is to be accessed by several developers on their own workstations (all running RHEL 5).  I have got git to build and install the executable with no problem, but when I try to build the documentation is runs into problems with ASCIIDOC.  I found an ASCIIDOC rpm for version 8.x.  I think ASCIIDOC is looking for some standard DTDs.  Does anyone have suggestions?
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