Re: keeping monotone dvcs aline

>> Grarpamp, I just discovered monotone last year while searching for a >> >> minimalist no-bullshit dvcs, and promptly became quite fond of it. Sadly >> >> it seems like it's on the verge of death. Would you or anyone else you >> >> know be interested in collaborating to get Lapo Luchini's

Re: Official snapshot with Botan 2

>On 2021-05-08 13:22, Michael Raskin wrote: >> Hello >> I am trying to maintain a Monotone package in Nixpkgs. Currently >> the Botan 1 version needed to build the latest Monotone release seems to >> get a bunch of vulnerabilities reported

Re: netsync with port forwarding -- SOLVED

>> I believe you could also enable the incoming connections on the port in >> the firewall settings… > >That's what I did originally on port 4691, and it did not work. >I suspect that netsync sets up an other port that the modem firewall >does not know about. Is the port usage of netsync

Re: netsync with port forwarding

>> >Netsync relies on some underlying conventions on the use of TCP for a >> >two-way connexion. Is there some other protocol that shares these >> >conventions? If so I could tell the modem that this other protocol is >> >now being used on port 4691. >> >> I would frankly start with tcpdump

Re: netsync with port forwarding

>On Sun, Jun 06, 2021 at 10:51:21AM +0200, Michael Raskin wrote: >> >Or is here some other way of achieving the same result -- letting >> >netsync work when I'm not at home? >> >> As an «adapt to the modem» approach, I would consider forwarding SSH and >>

Re: Is monotone dead, or is there a path forward?

>On Sat, Jun 05, 2021 at 05:51:38PM +0200, Michael Raskin wrote: >> >Is anything being done about this? >> >Is the current botan so incompatible that it's hopeless to adapt? >> > >> >Or is monotone development and maintenance truly dead and I need to &

Re: Is monotone dead, or is there a path forward?

>As people noted in last months / years... the worlds OS, apps, >developers, and tech oriented operating system / repo / code / porters >eyeballs users and interactors have more or less moved en masse >to git, primarily on github, often augmented by running >their own git copies in house if they

netsync with port forwarding

>Or is here some other way of achieving the same result -- letting >netsync work when I'm not at home? As an «adapt to the modem» approach, I would consider forwarding SSH and either port forwarding netsync in SSH connection or directly using SSH repository address (which means netsync through

Is monotone dead, or is there a path forward?

>Is anything being done about this? >Is the current botan so incompatible that it's hopeless to adapt? > >Or is monotone development and maintenance truly dead and I need to >abandon ship and take what data I ca with me? 1. You can easily check out a branch that actually works with botan2. I

Official snapshot with Botan 2

and compare with upstream repository diff by diff) and use GitHub's tarball download feature from there. (Choice of GitHub: so that the mirror is linked to my Nixpkgs comitter identity) Thank you, goodbye Michael Raskin.