2009/11/18 Derek Atkins <warl...@mit.edu>: > Quoting Linas Vepstas <linasveps...@gmail.com>: > >> 2009/11/18 Derek Atkins <warl...@mit.edu>: >>> >>> FYI, >>> >>> Christian Stimming <stimm...@tuhh.de> writes: >>> >>>> Derek, can you manually trigger an update of the website? Thanks! >>> >>> I tried to update the website manually and I got an SVN error back, >>> which explains why it failed: >>> >>> Conflict discovered in 'news/090723-2.3.3.news'.
>> What's the actual diff? > > I don't know. What does 'svn diff' say? I can only see the output > of 'svn update' when I force the update from here. Doohh. My bad. Yes, I'd previously altered this file by hand. This was when someone popped up on IRC, offering an alternate download URL for the windows binaries. I've reverted the changes, svn update should now work. FYI, bandwidth was maxed out for several weeks, mostly with people downloading the *huge* windows binaries. It's not that there were a lot of downloads; rather, its that each download was hefty. It took a month for traffic to settle down. Attached is a graph of traffic for the last year (note the left-right direction, most recent data is on the left.) I got a new internet provider at end of feb, that's the cause of the traffic uptick. The giant kaboom in July was the first-ever gnucash-on-windows announce. Traffic has been significantly higher ever since. Other peaks are presumably other announces. Also attached is a website-hits-per-minute graph. Notice that it does *not* resemble the traffic graph. The heavier traffic would seem to be due entirely to the windows binaries. --linas
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