Michael Monnerie writes: > On Mittwoch, 12. April 2006 17:58 Theo Van Dinter wrote: > > If you want them run by everyone, the rules would have to be put into > > a sandbox for testing. > > Ah, somewhere very deep in my head I had that sandbox stuff sitting > around, I could remember you speaking about it. So I looked into the > Wiki, and have some questions about it: > > 1) svn is subversion I guess. Never used that, what would I need to do? > First to get a user, right? Is that the same I have for rsyncing the > mass-check, and if not, who could establish user "zmi" for me?
Unfortunately you need to be a committer first -- and that requires a few more rules/code contributions first ;) > 2) On the wiki page, the "Extras/" directory is mentioned for > non-english languages, which would be mine. Currently I only have what > I rsync in my mass-checks, and there's no Extras/ dir. Is that only in > svn? Actually, we haven't quite got that far yet. That was just planning -- the reality hasn't caught up. > 3) Rules in the sandbox should start with T_, or is that automagically > applied from the system? Would be easier if auto... Yep, it's auto ;) > and last) jm wrote: by the way, feel free to attach a .cf and mail it to > me, and I'll put it in my sandbox for you ;) > Should I do that, or get a svn account and do it all myself? It would be > OK for me if jm could daily grep my ZMI_GERMAN ruleset from > http://zmi.at/x/70_zmi_german.cf and put it into his sandbox, if I have > access to the results then. any chance you could mail an attachment to me when you want to update what's in the sandbox? I'd prefer to be updated via a "push" rather than "pull" method. It requires a small amount of visual checking before check-in; I would prefer not to just run a "blind" cron job, if possible. --j.
