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original version of this document is a tomboy note on nooks The wiki can be imported just by pasting this text in the notereturn to tomboy2web
*/

The idea is pretty easy.  If we want to view our tomboy notes remotely, we can use a webserver to do this.  The goal is to visualize a complete notebook through html.  Since tomboy saves its notes in xml format, we should be able to convert this notes to decent html.
= Converting xml to html =
There is already a default tomboy to html possibility so we can reuse the xsl.  The xml used by tomboy can be found on [http://git.gnome.org/browse/tomboy/plain/Tomboy/Addins/ExportToHtml.xsl].  This xsl has been imported to the project and has a little modification to prevent the !ToLower warningTo render the xml you need php5-xsl.
{{{
sudo apt-get install php5-xsl
}}}

= Security =
A default webserver and default tomboy installation does not allow you to read the tomboy notes as the default www-user.  We need a secure way around this stuff.  You can do this by using mod-suphp
{{{
sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-suphp
}}}
After installing, you need to disable php5.  It is probably not needed if you use a specific virtual host for this and only enable mod-suphp for that specific host.
{{{
a2dismod php5
}}}
For some reason docroot didn't worked like it should work so I disabled docroot test in [/etc/suphp/suphp.conf]
{{{
check_vhost_docroot=false
}}}
Because of previous configurations I had to correct a few lines in [/etc/suphp/suphp.conf].  You probable don't have to do enable this.
{{{
allow_directory_group_writeable=trueallow_directory_others_writeable=true
}}}
= Notebook =
How do we check which notebook?  We need to find something like
{{{
<note>
 <tags>
  <tag>system:notebook:web</tag>
 </tags>
</note>
}}}
where ''web'' is the name of the notebook we're searching.
It could probably be done by xpath but currently we are using getElementsByTagName to find the tags.  
= Misc =
 * We are also ignoring the templates to.

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