On 01/28/13 08:17, Isaac (.ike) Levy wrote:
On CTM:
On Jan 28, 2013, at 9:09 AM, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
- I'm wondering if there is a clean/reliable way to pull an index of the CTM
deltas? (This is still very far from the one-liner c[v]sup had become, it
would be great to check for new delta files in a simple automated manner.)
Not sure what you mean. You can do "ctm -l file-name" and it will tell
you what files are modified in that delta. And for ports, you have the
usual "make fetchindex." But that is about it.
I'm sorry I wasn't clear enough- I meant:
On the FTP server, is there an index of which CTM delta files are on the FTP
server? I'd like to automate fetching just the new deltas...
If there was perhaps 1 file with a consistent name, I could fetch that on a
nightly basis and fetch the other CTM files.
I can easily put in something like this. Maybe the output of ls in each
directory?
If you have more ideas on this, sign up to the ctm-users mailing list,
and we can discuss exactly what is wanted.
- does CTM go away with the CVS servers, e.g. who/how is it supported supported
and maintained going foreword under SVN?
No. CTM is now completely dependent on svn. I create the CTM deltas on
a computer owned by the University of Missouri.
Cool.
Is there any redundancy for this process, for example, deltas being created out
on the east/west mirrors? Perhaps as an SVN post-commit hook?
No. The deltas are created in one place. And they are created every 16
hours according to a rigid schedule.
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