> Patches are always welcomed, but I do not know if anyone is
> interested in hacking on the current php code to add such a
> feature.
>
> Right, I'm not exactly "interested", but if that single feature
> makes the difference between lilypond moving to savannah or
> <somewhere>, I'd at least try to look at it.
I would be glad if we could use Savannah since I don't like github's
workflow very much. BTW, while github is able to display images, you
can't have any non-image attachments, which is very annoying.
> Of course it would be great if someone from lilypond was willing.
It seems that FusionForge (the successor of Savane) is written in PHP,
which is unfortunately a programming language I don't know at all...
> Does google do anything to filter out virus-y images? Since they
> are so commonly used as a carrier for bad things. I'm not sure how
> to even begin on that problem. And spammers signing up for savannah
> is a known and continuing problem.
My suggestion is to use netpbm programs to filter everything, e.g.
jpegtopnm < input.jpg | pnmtojpeg > output.jpg
pngtopnm < input.png | pnmtopng > output.png
(with some sensible command line options). This should ensure that
the images are not malformed.
> I gather lilypond wants a web interface, not a mail interface,
> though?
Yes, I think so.
Werner
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