Hi guys
I think we can remove it, because it was moved to the gsoc2010 branch,
i just need to check if that branch is not using any of these files,
but i think its not.
Best Regards
Diogo Pinheiro
No dia 2011/05/21, às 14:08, "Luis A. Bastiao Silva"
<[email protected]> escreveu:
Hello folks,
Regard the zion repository, I think we should remove the Network
Scanner packages and just left umit.zion, as we already discussed in
the past.
I know that Diogo used zion repository to merge it with Network
Scanner. So, my question is, can I just remove the NS packages (used
in svnmerge)?
The repository will have the following files:
bin/zion
umit/zion/*
Is that ok? Diogo? João?
Best Regards,
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Luís A. Bastião Silva
Skype: koplabs
http://www.bastiao.org
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