skaller wrote: >> If we set up subversion >> ourselves, I think we can even fix the problem of having to have the >> account subscribed to felix-impl to commit, though I can't promise that yet. >> > > You can clearly make a subversion repository on your host. > However I'm not sure that's wise. you have all the admin > problems then, including backup etc. What happens if you > take a holiday .. or get hit by the proverbial bus? >
Thats one of the reasons I gave you an account. You and other like-minded people can/will be able to get to the domain via the shell to fix things if something goes horribly wrong. And the same could be said of you, you know. > SF still offers resources which are useful. They might not be > so wonderful, but they're working on making them better. > In the end, a major site like that can provide integration > which is harder on a small self run site (even if they're > not doing so well now). Eg .. they have a lot of download > mirrors (not that I bother), and they have stuff setup for > Paypal .. (money ..now that does matter .. :) > > BTW: if we really have to set up a source repository .. > Darcs is probably the only one worth bothering with. > I was looking into darcs, actually. I thought you might think it was too far out there to be used, but I really like it's feature set. One of the best points is that I believe everyone can have a complete copy of the tree, so in the event of a server failure, we have multiple copies we can roll back to, on top of other backup schemes. On a plus side, darcs already has a trac plugin, so assuming it actually works, we wouldn't have to change the website. > You're missing the point: SF list doesn't send two emails either, > its the client mail program at fault. You get TWO copies of > this email because I'm sending to you AND to the list .. > the list can't stop that .. and I won't be using the > web interface for mailing: I'm on several lists and my > email system lets me deal with all the mail in a single > consistent way. > As I mentioned in the other mailing list, the reply-to header that google sends somehow makes it the only thing you reply to in a "reply all". So, if the other mail programs act the same way, it will functionally eliminate the double mails we're currently getting. -e ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys-and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV _______________________________________________ Felix-language mailing list Felix-language@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/felix-language
