P.Marek wrote: > Hello Gunnar! > >> that are great news. I have just put my scripts for Debian/Ubuntu in the >> branches dir. > Yes, I saw that. Thank you! > >> Regarding changes of the new version: >> What I would have a need for in my monitoring script is an option to filter >> out >> dirs which are in version control and get a mtime update due to temporarily >> created files (Thats what vi makes by default). We discussed that already >> last >> year on mailinglist. >> >> Is it possible to use an option like -ofilter=mtime-dir so only adapting the >> existing mtime filter. Do you think this is easy possible to do or do you see >> another way to do that? > Well, I believe that this should be an entirely new config option; the filter > options > are convoluted enough. > > Maybe "dir-no-mtime-only" or something like that?
So you think of a seperate option? For a filter option I see it easier to be done because the code for filtering mtime already exist and only needs to be extended by checking for the type of the fs object. > >>> - Fixed config_dir, so that using other authentication paths work. >>> Previously $CONF/auth was fixed; better default. >> Is it now possible to use the home folder to store the svn credentials? > Yes, it should now. > >>> Don't do the "_base" symlink; it breaks eg. "grep -r /etc". Write an >>> readme instead. >> Thats so cool! This is a solution for >> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/base-files/+bug/304449 > Fine. > > Do you want to do the dir-no-mtime-only option? Better name welcome. I can try but would first try with the existing code for mtime in filter, I am a lazy guy :-) Other suggestion would be dir-exclude-mtime, exclude-dir-mtime-changes (perhaps open the naming for further exclude options that may follow)... > > > Regards, > > Phil > ------------------------------------------------------ http://fsvs.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=3923&dsMessageId=2444893 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].
