On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 1:27 PM, Mahlon E. Smith <mah...@martini.nu> wrote: > On Sat, Jun 11, 2011, Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote: >> >> [...] And what are the chances of getting that shifted over to >> Sourceforge's supported "git" access, to allow people like me to do >> local patchind and tweaks and branching and submit the changes when >> we're ready? > > You can certainly make local changes, and create and submit patches, > without requiring a seachange in VCS backend, no?
Yes, but you can't make local branches and record your changes. That's a very useful feature for rebundling of any kind. Personally, I have *had it* with CVS, and consider Subversion a placeholder until someone can progress enough to use git. >> I'm also running into issues with daemontools integration [...] > > I run Mon under daemontools as well (very, very happily!) Let me know > what issues you're running into -- I'm happy to share my run file or > whatever you need to get it goin'. I used the built-in daemontools-run package from Squeeze, along with the mon present there. The init script uses "svc" to enable and disable the script. When I attempted to update other utilities, such as postfix, the installers complained about the init script and I had to revert to the standard mon package provided one to allow the update of postfix to proceed. Are you using the "update-services" tool? And using the daemontool-run provided setup using /etc/services and various symlink structures? Or following Dan Bernstein's original practice and using symlinks into "/service" _______________________________________________ mon mailing list mon@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
