Dave Page wrote:
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Raphaël Enrici [mailto:blacknoz@club-internet.fr]
>>Sent: 05 May 2005 18:52
>>To: Dave Page
>>Cc: pgadmin-hackers
>>Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] Trimming the snapshots
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>>Debian stuff must be indexed in some files (Release,
>>Packages.gz,...) so
>>that it becomes available with apt.
>>Currently, the stuff available on developer.pgadmin.org is totally out
>>of date and the prefered version to use is the one in the Official
>>Debian archive. I'm really sorry about this situation but, as
>>you know,
>>I really lack free time.
>>If all of this can wait a bit, I'll try to do some cleaning
>>in the next
>>days. If it can't, I'd suggest you remove all the stuff but we might
>>hear (rightly unhappy) users crying around here.
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> Presumably they will cry because their systems will be checking automatically for updates, and not because the old
versionsare no longer there? If it's just the latter, then I have no problem removing it. If the former, then yes, I
guessit should be properly cleared out.
Yes, their systems will be checking for something not existant anymore
and in contradiction with the website documentation.
So, let's wait a bit until I clean all that mess please :)
>>If you want to be able to handle all the indexing by yourself
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>>for the snapshots), I could try to install the required
>>Debian stuff on
>>developer.pgadmin.org (this is only perl scripts if I remember well).
>>What do you think about it ?
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> Yes, we could do that. Does it just build indexes based on the files it finds? If so, then we could just rebuild the
indexesafter you upload anything, or a cleanup script runs.
Yup, it scans directories and extract the desired informations from the
files it finds.
Ok, so I have now a new todo list:
a) build current pga3 now that Andreas gave me the power hint to kill
the wx build failure
b) do some cleaning
c) work on developer.p.o to get Debian tools working on slack
I'm falling back to point 'a' for now :)
Cheers,
Raphaël