On Jul 3, 2008, at 5:49 PM, Daniel J. Luke wrote:

Yeah, whenever you're ready to start running it I can turn it off on my box.

On Jul 3, 2008, at 3:52 PM, William Siegrist wrote:
Would you like Mac OS Forge to start running this job? I believe it was the plan to eventually move it, so I am making the offer.



(Sorry for the initial top-post)...

From reading the script, it makes yet-another-checkout/update of the source instead of coexisting with PortIndex2MySQL and mprsyncup? It also reinstalls MP v1.6 every time? I run MP from trunk on the servers, and carefully jump to new versions, so I'd like to avoid reverting to 1.6 and/or getting a new MP install every day automatically.

I can probably unify the various scripts to all update to the same place so I dont have so many copies of MP source laying around, but I was curious if the index *must* be done from a machine running the latest release instead of a reasonably-up-to-date trunk install?

-Bill

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