man, 16 11 2009 kl. 11:28 +0100, skrev Paul Sundvall: > Søren Hauberg skrev: > > man, 16 11 2009 kl. 11:03 +0100, skrev Paul Sundvall: > >>>>>> The upload step: > >>>>>> I do not have write rights on the directory, and I can not adjust them > >>>>>> either. > >>>>> This is in general a problem. Whenever I upload something I have to > >>>>> manually make sure that everybody has the rights to change my uploaded > >>>>> files. Sometimes I forget to do this. I'm not sure if we can find a > >>>>> work-around. > >>>>> > >>>> OK, but can you fix this temporarily? something along "chmod 775 > >>>> /home/frs/project/o/oc/octave/Octave\ Forge\ Packages/Individual\ > >>>> Package\ Releases/"* > >>> I don't understand this path. > >>> > >> It is after logging in via shell to source forge: > >> $ ssh -t $SFUSER,[email protected] create > > > > I don't see any directories called anything like this. Specifically, I > > don't think we have spaces in any directory names on the server. > > > Yes, see for instance > http://sourceforge.net/projects/octave/files/ > which shows the "Individual ..." folder. > or via sourceforge shell.
Oh, I think I've been misunderstanding you. This is when you upload the package file, right? I thought your problem occurred when uploading the html files. I guess this means that all package maintainers should be made 'release technicians' (SF lingo). As a test, I've made you a 'release technician'. Does that give you the needed privileges? > >>>>>> The generate_html fails with error: `mk_function_dir' undefined near > >>>>>> line 91 column 29 > >>>>> You need to use the version of the 'generate_html' package that is > >>>>> available in SVN. > >>>>> > >>>> That is what I did. > >>> Odd. The missing function is in SVN. How did you install the package? > >>> > >> Via svn update of octave forge, then making awarning: marking 'socket' as > >> not implemented > tar.gz from the > >> generate_html directory, then installing the package from within octave > >> (devian lenny packaged version) > > > > Could you check if you have 'mk_function_dir.m' in the 'private' > > directory? Are you using Octave 3.2.x by the way? I believe this is > > required to be able to use 'private' directories. > > > I use octave 3.0. > I guess the generate_html package should list octave >3.2 as a > dependency in that case? Yes. I'll fix that. > I moved the files from private to the base dir of generate_html. It now > gets rid of the warning, but I get "warning: marking 'socket' as not > implemented". Is this something I should worry about? I don't think this will be enough. The 'generate_html' package depends on a rewrite of the help system in Octave. This was not included until Octave 3.2, so you will not be able to generate the web pages using 3.0. Is it possible for you to upgrade? Otherwise I guess I'll have to generate the web pages for package maintainers that does not have 3.2 installed. Søren ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day trial. Simplify your report design, integration and deployment - and focus on what you do best, core application coding. Discover what's new with Crystal Reports now. http://p.sf.net/sfu/bobj-july _______________________________________________ Octave-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/octave-dev
