On 2/27/06, Giacomo A. Catenazzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eddy Petrişor wrote:
> > Would you like to make the changes for the sleep period to be always
> > defined? I will have access to the code only this evening, so the
> > patch would be available only tomorrow.
>
> What do you mean? On normal usage, the fetch script should not
> sleep. And the other issues are only implementation details.

Yes...

I was refering to this:

> give in my debian machine:
> do_wget()
>  { wget -t3 -nv -O $2 $1
>  [ ! -z sleep is /bin/sleep ] && sleep ""
> return $?

the 'sleep ""' should be "sleep SOMETHING-NUMERIC"

or was this the consequence of running from the console?

> > BTW: do you have some tests frame you run for apt-zip? It would be
> > nice to have that.
>
> No. I should do some test script, but I don't know how
> to do in an automatic way.

I would place this in the TODO file (newly available, as the old
contents was moved to ENHANCEMENTS ;-)

> Usually i test the main functionality in my machine
> (it will simulate the two machine (local and remote).
> My /bin/sh is dash (the login shell is bash anyway),
> so I detect most invalid/non portable shell costructs.
>
> On big changes on fetch script, I test it also on a
> remote solaris machine.
>

Oh, ok; I could set up a cygwin system here to make more tests...

> >
> > And another thing, do you have a svn/dracs/arch/... repository where
> > you keep the apt-zip source? I have my own copy in my own SVN repo,
> > but it would be nice to have a common one, I guess. (WIth some luck I
> > will have it public sometime during the next week, depending on the
> > seriosity of my ISP and the time I will have). Or we could use alioth?
>
> I will set up an alioth project.
>

Please also make a request for a SVN repository and add eddyp-guest to
the project.

[Me is looking on alioth to see alioth.debian.org/pkg-apt-zip]

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Regards,
EddyP
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