Daniel Kasak wrote:
Walter Becker wrote:
write a shell script or a shell function invoking cvs until the return
code equals 0. Thats what I'm doing with success.
That's not a very responsible solution. In my books, that amounts to
abuse of their service, at the very least. Keep in mind that you're not
paying a cent to use their servers.
My approach is a bit more forgiving, I think:
i=2;
while (! cvs); do
sleep $i
((i=i*i)
done
exponential sleep....
Now I don't have too much knowledge of cvs and what sort of difference
this approach would actually have on their systems, but at any rate,
your logic is broken. Use the thinktux mirror. And if *that* one is
overloaded, give it a couple of hours to clear up and then try again.
There are more important things than users downloading the latest cvs
and recompiling ... take developers doing a cvs update, for example.
Dan
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