Related to that: Would it be possible to mirror the IDE stack files
somewhere, where a program can download them (maybe ask runrev for
a bit of space on their server?)? Additionally, is it possible not
to use zip files (because that needs the zip.dll)? I recommend
plain stack files, maybe gz,
I guess we should have coordinated this better, but Richard only asked
me yesterday. :( Maybe you and he can sort it out, and if you want,
I'm happy to step down.
I don't get this. You mentioned a similar sentiment about the
documentation. What is so bad in your assessment about having two
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
I guess we should have coordinated this better, but Richard only asked
me yesterday. :( Maybe you and he can sort it out, and if you want,
I'm happy to step down.
I don't get this. You mentioned a similar sentiment about the
documentation. What is so bad in your
Rereading my post it was unnecessary edgy on the tone. I understand now
that you only wanted to make sure i don't feel stepped on the tie
(german saying). Meanwhile, I do think that looking out not to harm
other people feelings too much can be as damaging as caring for them
too little.
In my
There is one slightly unconventional option for hosting which we
could consider for things Rev-related: Amazon's S3 service. There is
no contract, and the cost is $0.15/month per GB storage and $0.18/GB
download. I believe upload is $0.10 / GB.
You can add a CNAME DNS record to any
Robert Brenstein wrote:
Related to that: Would it be possible to mirror the IDE stack files
somewhere, where a program can download them (maybe ask runrev for a
bit of space on their server?)? Additionally, is it possible not to
use zip files (because that needs the zip.dll)? I recommend plain
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
Rereading my post it was unnecessary edgy on the tone. I understand now
that you only wanted to make sure i don't feel stepped on the tie
(german saying). Meanwhile, I do think that looking out not to harm
other people feelings too much can be as damaging as caring
i wanted to write a tutorial for people to follow, when they do not
have any metacard installed yet, but want to check it out. In my
opinion, the process would be too complex to follow, and no one is
gonna read a tutorial anyway.
Therefore I made a stack that does it mostly automatic:
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
i wanted to write a tutorial for people to follow, when they do not have
any metacard installed yet, but want to check it out. In my opinion, the
process would be too complex to follow, and no one is gonna read a
tutorial anyway.
Therefore I made a stack that does it
On Sun, 10 Jun 2007 06:17:45 +0200, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
i wanted to write a tutorial for people to follow, when they do not
have any metacard installed yet, but want to check it out. In my
opinion, the process would be too complex to follow, and no one is
gonna read a tutorial
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