In message <[email protected]> on Fri, 12 Nov 2010 12:23:45 +0100, Ludovic Brenta <[email protected]> said:
ludovic> Richard Levitte writes: ludovic> > About usher, my thoughts is to package it alone, and to have a second ludovic> > package, let's say we'd call it monotone-server-usher, that could be ludovic> > set up to serve a number of databases... I guess ludovic> > monotone-server-usher would naturally conflict with monotone-server... ludovic> ludovic> I think this would be a great idea but it is unfortunately ludovic> too late to have a new package in Squeeze. Yup. For now, my packaging consists of doing the necessary changes and committing that to the proper branches in monotone.ca/debian-mtn. ludovic> So, I think you should package usher for experimental ludovic> together with monotone 0.99.1. Mm, ok. I'll do the uploading within the weekend, then. ludovic> Also, please pay particular attention to the combined ludovic> configuration of usher and monotone. Ideally it should work ludovic> out of the box with a reasonable default; failing that a ludovic> couple of debconf questions might be necessary. I agree. However, for now, I starting with the program itself. ludovic> I suggest you use branch org.debian.monotone-server-usher. Hmmm, maybe? Or not. After all, usher is also a program in its own right that any user should be able to run in his/her own without having to be root. Just like monotone. So I'm thinking that when I'm done, debian/control will produce two packages; usher and monotone-server-usher. Therefore, it seems more logical to call the branch org.debian.usher, just like we currently have the branch org.debian.monotone (and not org.debian.monotone-server). ludovic> After usher, it might be a good idea to consider a more ludovic> complete solution that wraps monotone in a nice web front-end ludovic> such as trac or indefero. That would be another package, trac-plugin-monotone-usher or something like that? Indefero doesn't currently exist as Debian package, so I'll ignore that... I've also been thinking of integrating monotone in redmine, which does exist as a Debian package... but that will be in the future, one step at a time ;-) -- Richard Levitte [email protected] http://richard.levitte.org/ "Life is a tremendous celebration - and I'm invited!" -- from a friend's blog, translated from Swedish _______________________________________________ Monotone-debian mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/monotone-debian
