Hi Daan, I was wondering if you were still supporting darcs-server.
On two occasions recently, we have had new darcs users getting confused because they thought they had to install darcs-server to make darcs work remotely. The reality is that you can darcs get/pull over ssh or http without any software on the remote end. Also if you want to darcs push over ssh, you need only have darcs installed. Darcs-server comes in handy when you want to push/apply patches over HTTP, or when you want to let other people do stuff over ssh without having to create new accounts for them. Otherwise, I think it may obscure the reality for many users that darcs over http/ssh is actually quite easy to do. What do think we could do to make things less confusing? Thanks! P.S: As an informal poll, are there any darcs-server users around? It might be nice to have some sort of push-over-http feature one day, but it likely isn't going to be a high priority for a while. -- Eric Kow <http://www.nltg.brighton.ac.uk/home/Eric.Kow> PGP Key ID: 08AC04F9
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