Re: py-twistedweb2 and py25-twisted-web2 uses different name convension

2008-03-07 Thread js
More people apparently agreed this change. I attached the fix below. http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/macports/ticket/14375 Closing this discussion. On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 1:55 PM, js <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > BTW, Twisted Web2 is still under development and > recommend using svn trunk unt

Re: py-twistedweb2 and py25-twisted-web2 uses different name convension

2008-03-07 Thread js
BTW, Twisted Web2 is still under development and recommend using svn trunk until next release. So I assume there're not so many people using twisted web2 port. I think now is the time to fix this portname. On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 9:27 PM, js <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Then, is my request rejected

Re: RFC: MacPorts Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

2008-03-07 Thread js
> js wrote: > > Let's say I just installed mysql5 and apache2. > > > > Where's the configuration files? > > for mysq5, It's located in ${prefix}/etc/mysql5 by default. > > for apache2 ${prefix}/apache2/conf/ by default. > > > > Where's the log files? > > mysql5 uses /opt/local/var/db/mysql5

Re: Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread markd
>> Thanks for the clarification, I think you are kind of right. But it >> will >> always hit someone not affected by the update. For example, changing >> depends_* inside some variants and incrementing the revsion forces all >> users to recompile - even if they don't use this variant... > >And yet,

Re: Google SoC 2008

2008-03-07 Thread Jordan K. Hubbard
Gah! If it's me or nobody, I'll do it. :-) We really shouldn't let the opportunity just slip through our fingers. Hey, Jumpy, where are you? :-) - Jordan On Mar 7, 2008, at 8:38 AM, James Berry wrote: > I haven't heard back from anybody regarding this plea/opportunity. > > I don't have

Re: Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread Ryan Schmidt
On Mar 7, 2008, at 12:24, Rainer Müller wrote: > Blair Zajac wrote: > >> If you have the base port installed, say libfoo, but it's not >> listed as a >> dependency, then if you remove it, then you'll unintentionally >> break any ports >> that picked up a dependency upon it at configure time. >

Re: Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread Rainer Müller
Blair Zajac wrote: > If you have the base port installed, say libfoo, but it's not listed as a > dependency, then if you remove it, then you'll unintentionally break any > ports > that picked up a dependency upon it at configure time. Thanks for the clarification, I think you are kind of right.

Re: Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread Blair Zajac
Rainer Müller wrote: > Blair Zajac wrote: >> I was thinking that we should have a pre-commit script reject commits >> if a portfile does not increment a revision or version if it changes >> any of its depends_*. I find this pretty annoying to see commits that >> add a dependency that don't bump

Re: Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread Rainer Müller
Blair Zajac wrote: > I was thinking that we should have a pre-commit script reject commits if a > portfile does not increment a revision or version if it changes any of its > depends_*. I find this pretty annoying to see commits that add a dependency > that don't bump a version or revision. I

Pre-commit script to reject commits

2008-03-07 Thread Blair Zajac
I was thinking that we should have a pre-commit script reject commits if a portfile does not increment a revision or version if it changes any of its depends_*. I find this pretty annoying to see commits that add a dependency that don't bump a version or revision. Any other things we should re

Re: Google SoC 2008

2008-03-07 Thread James Berry
I haven't heard back from anybody regarding this plea/opportunity. I don't have time to shepherd GSoC this year. If no body steps up to do so, or to be mentors, I'm going to let this opportunity slide by. Deadline for us to apply to Google, with projects in hand, is next Wednesday, March 12.

Re: RFC: MacPorts Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

2008-03-07 Thread Rainer Müller
js wrote: > Let's say I just installed mysql5 and apache2. > > Where's the configuration files? > for mysq5, It's located in ${prefix}/etc/mysql5 by default. > for apache2 ${prefix}/apache2/conf/ by default. > > Where's the log files? > mysql5 uses /opt/local/var/db/mysql5 > apache2 uses /opt/loca

Re: [MacPorts] #14342: python25 drops modules by default, but python25 doesn't

2008-03-07 Thread js
Apparently more people like this change. I'll get back to trac ticket and start working on this. On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 12:39 AM, js <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thanks for thorough explanation. That makes sense. > > > The reason why I started this discussion is that > > > I want to make

Re: RFC: MacPorts Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

2008-03-07 Thread js
> The hier part of the guide is meant to provide the source for the > porthier.7 man page. It doesn't right now, but we are intending to base > all manpages on the guide very shortly, so changing the guide is how to > get the man pages changed. Right now the guide has the most up-to-date > i