Yuval, Thomas thank you for your suggestions. I do appreciate them.
Yuval Kogman wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 00:22:11 -0400, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
>
>>are there any darcs friendly source forge equivalent sites out there?
>
>
> Anything with SSH + webspace, arguably.
>
> You can ask sourceforge for more public space for your website, and
> then just make sure everyone's umask is 002, and then you guys can
> just commit to a darcs repo (or repos) in the public webspace.
the challenge here is with integrity of the archive. now maybe this is
different with the Web space but the last time I used source for for
this (IPCop wiki), we had major problems with unauthorized people
deleting our site. Source for is not protected from vandalism is far as
I know.
Thomas Zander wrote:
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On Thursday 14 July 2005 06:22, Eric S. Johansson wrote:
are there any darcs friendly source forge equivalent sites out there?
Any webspace will do, really.
I have several archives on the webspace of my provider even though I only
have webdavs access.
I receive any contributions via email and patch my local copy. After that
I update the public archive by uploading the new files in _darcs/patches
_darcs/checkpoints and as a last one _darcs/inventory
Works like a charm :)
I'm sure it does but I am not going to be a patch coordinator. The
person who is does not have their own mail server and has no interest in
running a mail server. Until we can start retreating patches via pop 3,
this solution is rather narrowly focused.
I was talking with some people on IRC last night and the SMTP based
patch feed does have some charms in a source forge like environment if
you assume that patch is only come from trusted people and do not go
through some human process on the front-end.
but implicit in my original request was the need for the "whole
enchilada". Complete with mailing list, bug tracking, project Web
presentation, release etc. Even though I have the facilities for
running my own source forge in my basement, sometimes I just want to
spend my time enjoying how wonderful darcs is as I work on the project,
not as I maintain the infrastructure.
---eric
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