On 09/08, Lukas Fleischer wrote:
On Sat, 08 Aug 2015 at 15:14:14, Jakub Klinkovský wrote:
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As far as I remember, it was discussed that the old packages from AUR3 will
still be available in an archive. Is it the aur-mirror.git [4] or something
else? We were thinking to replace the currently broken links to AUR packages on
the wiki with links to the archive to divide the heap of broken links into
"obsolete" and "obsolete, but still findable" parts. For this to work, we need a
fixed URL with variable part corresponding to the package name. And for easy
maintenance with a bot, we would need a list of packages in the archive for fast
searching, e.g. something like [5]. Is this possible or do you have some other
recommendations?


After all, I am not sure whether we should create an official archive
hosted on aur.archlinux.org or just refer to an "inofficial" archive
like aur-mirror.git. As Doug already mentioned, I am currently on
vacation. I will have to think of that (and possibly implement an
archive) when I am back home. Meanwhile, other opinions are welcome.

If you plan to redirect broken Arch Wiki links to the archive, please
make sure that it is obvious that these packages are abandoned. They are
likely to break or be out-of-date for months.


Could maybe make the tarballs available under sources.archlinux.org for maybe a month or two I guess, or something like aur.archlinux.org/archives.

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