On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Yoshiki Hayashi wrote:
> Since the reorganization of CVS repository, httpd-docs-2.0
> commitlogs are not mailed to apache-docs.
Since commit messages are now coming from come [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of
[EMAIL PROTECTED], the anti-spam filters need to be told to accept
that new address by a poster; that happens when Joshua Slive approves a
moderation message for the first time from each committer, so it may take
until he logs in next to approve that message. That may be the cause of
some slowness you see; Joshua could probably determine if this is the
case, though he is online pretty often.
> I think this patch fixes the problem. (Untested, of
> course).
Your patch is doing two things at once, though:
a) changing instances of apache-2.0 to httpd-2.0 - the right thing to do,
since I presume that people on the httpd-docs-2.0 CVS commit list want
commits to those dirs so they can track changes worth documenting?
Still, a "cvs watch" might be a better way to accomplish this, or
subscribing to apache-cvs and using procmail, since having specific
modules names inside of log_accum.pl is just Icky. Anyways, patch
implemented & committed, to at least perpetuate the ickyness correctly.
b) You added the mapping "'httpd-2.0/docs' => 'httpd-docs-2.0');" - since
this is a new thing, I didn't implement it, unless someone who completely
understands the manipulation that Ken did with the modules file explains
that this is the correct thing to do. And it's yet more Ickyness.
Brian
> --- log_accum.pl~ Mon Jan 1 07:58:24 2001
> +++ log_accum.pl Wed Jan 3 12:20:17 2001
> @@ -269,9 +269,10 @@
> {
> local($path) = @_;
> my($mapped, $dir) = ("", $path);
> - my(%mapping) = ('apache-2.0/src/include' => 'httpd-docs-2.0',
> - 'apache-2.0/src/os/unix' => 'httpd-docs-2.0',
> - 'apache-2.0/src/lib/apr/include' => 'httpd-docs-2.0');
> + my(%mapping) = ('httpd-2.0/src/include' => 'httpd-docs-2.0',
> + 'httpd-2.0/src/os/unix' => 'httpd-docs-2.0',
> + 'httpd-2.0/src/lib/apr/include' => 'httpd-docs-2.0',
> + 'httpd-2.0/docs' => 'httpd-docs-2.0');
>
> #
> # If the path exactly matches one of our conditions, return the
>
>
>
