On Tue, Dec 31, 2019 at 03:40:25PM -0500, Cindy Sue Causey wrote:
> On 12/30/19, Bruce Dubbs <[email protected]> wrote:
> > On 12/30/19 4:20 PM, Alan Feuerbacher wrote:
> >> In section "3.1 Introduction" checking checksums shows an error for line
> >> 61: python-3.8.1-docs...
> >
> > OK, it's been fixed. Thanks.
>
>
> Hi, All! *waving*
>
Hi Cindy, just a couple of comments.
> The very long version...........
>
> Been offline AGAIN for another 10 days. Now that I'm back AGAIN, LFS
> was calling out.. AGAIN. I have tried to come at this from every angle
> I thought I might be missing. Up until a few seconds ago, mine was
> still not passing, either.
>
> *One* file finally did pass a run through md5sum just now. It was my
> original file from yesterday, and it passed with the "a1" version
> taken from r11715 and r11716. Well, that and I've relearned about
> running md5sum on my end, too. That also THANKFULLY presented the now
> successfully matching "a1".
>
First, ISTR we've had problems with stealth updates of python docs
in the past.
> Also just now got the *bright idea* to extract those three archives...
> and run diff on them. It went nuts. I've done that with other
> directories with all kinds of changes and not had it go wide open like
> that. Top of the query did note those same date differences as part of
> the files' changed information.
>
Just in case it helps - for comparing extracted source tarballs I
eun diff -Naur. Well, except for firefox and similar where I run
diff -Nur -X with a file of filenames I hope to ignore (doesn't work
100% for the ignores, but it reduces the amount noticeable.
Omitting -a is to try to reduce translations which don't render
correctly in whatever encoding diff has decided to use.
> Having the thought to provide those may have just paid off. There's
> now a *December 31st* timestamp on that second docs.python.org lead.
> If I wasn't on dialup, I'd trooper up and download that JUST to run
> md5sum again to see what happens. LOL!
>
I have an aversion to all python, but more importantly I'm now at
the stage where I should try to avoid making edits for a couple of
days. But perhaps we should warn that the python docs get updated
frequently without changing the version, and maybe people should
download from anduin if checking the md5sum ?
Of course, that means downloading an old version of the docs after
any changes.
>
> Thank you for all you all do!! *Happy New Year!!*
>
> Cindy :)
And you, it's now about 5 minutes before midnight here, I'll
probably soon not be making any sense!
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