This repository (cvquesty/voxdocs) is a community companion to the official
OpenVox documentation. It has its own:
- Docsify shell and branding
- Section structure and navigation
- Conversational writing style
The official site is canonical for product facts:
https://docs.openvoxproject.org/
Source: OpenVoxProject/openvox-docs
See also EDITORIAL.md for how we merge official facts with community color.
| Do | Don’t |
|---|---|
| Cross-check versions, platforms, package names, prerequisites | Overwrite this site with their HTML/VitePress design |
| Update our Markdown when official facts change | Mirror the entire official website into production |
| Keep lab CLI captures dated and honest | Pretend lab output is always “latest” |
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Site | https://voxdocs.questy.org |
| Host | server.questy.org |
| Docroot | /var/www/html/voxdocs |
| Deploy | rsync/git publish of this repo (Docsify + Markdown) |
On the server:
| Piece | Location |
|---|---|
| Audit script | /usr/local/sbin/voxdocs-content-audit.sh |
| Timer | voxdocs-content-audit.timer |
| Report | /var/log/voxdocs-content-audit.log |
The audit does not rewrite the live site. It reports when GitHub latest tags for
OpenVox components drift from versions claimed in this repo’s README.md /
AGENTS.md, so a human (or a follow-up PR) can update our Markdown.
# Manual audit
sudo /usr/local/sbin/voxdocs-content-audit.sh
# Status
systemctl list-timers voxdocs-content-audit.timerNever publish real lab FQDNs. Use “a live lab” or *.example.com.