On Mon, Apr 3, 2017 at 6:08 PM, Adam Holt wrote:
> Purely a mockup to gather different community ideas leading to a healthier
> spring garden very soon...let us know as Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB/XSCE) 6.2
> release approaches rapidly :-)
>
>http://download.iiab.io/6.2
>
>
Too much noise is a good argument.
Solutions can be;
0. omit the checksums if they are used less than 10% of the time
(check your logs),
1. use one file to contain all checksums, e.g. MD5SUMS,
2. don't use Apache indexes, but instead use a script or template to
generate friendly HTML with
Purely a mockup to gather different community ideas leading to a healthier
spring garden very soon...let us know as Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB/XSCE) 6.2
release approaches rapidly :-)
http://download.iiab.io/6.2
(e.g. different directory structures will be considered, so long as they're
very
FYI lesser-used images have moved from:
http://xsce.org/downloads/xsce-release-6.2/rpi/
to:
http://xsce.org/downloads/xsce-release-6.2/rpi/other-images/
Meanwhile George Hunt is streamlining the README publication/guidelines
process, so any competent sysadmin can publish their own
Tim's argument that *.img.md5.txt creates too much noise within
http://xsce.org/downloads is fair (e.g. in future http://download.iiab.io)
since we already have *.img.zip.md5 to verify downloads. Of course we
can't please everyone, but there's a lot of redundancy built in already,
and checking