> The Ubuntu archives use 'bazaar', rather than 'tla' and are stored in a > slightly different format[0] which 'tla' can't understand. > > I'd recommend someone (maybe Matt) do the following (and the command > jumping isn't a mistake): > > baz register-archive [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ > http://arch.ubuntu.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ > > tla make-archive --listing --signed \ > --mirror-from [EMAIL PROTECTED] \ > sftp://path/to/public_html/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ > > echo "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" \ > > ~/.arch-params/signing/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > baz archive-mirror [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > And pop the last command in cron, if there's to be continued mirroring > from CVS. This exploits the fact that baz will write to tla archives > without corrupting them to make a tla-accessible mirror of the archive.
In understand that this should be done on the machine the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is hosted on, am I wrong ? I think I get the general point about this but I don't really understand whether I can indeed do this or something similar on my own machine without bothering other people...:-) Just in case, I installed the bazaar package on my machine....but please don't tell me to migrate my tla stuff to it..:-) /me, kinda lost but now needing to get the CVS commits in his archive...
