The email notifier has been eating messages so the checkins won't have shown up in anyone's mailbox who isn't getting *all* the lsb checkings
I've now tweaked the combination of entities file, and package_list file (used by the package_update script) so that the entire source package tree is correctly fetched. This did mean a couple of things changed slightly in the entity file; hopefully the fact that that package_update script works reliably will ease any pain of this. the changes had to do with when the upstream didn't have the package with the same suffix, generally. I did hunt around for .bz2 copies of glibc and gcc so those didn't change in the entity file. linux now wants the bz2 version, it's quite a bit smaller Three packages are provided in a new location on freestandards.org since they seem to have no home. One of those is lfs-bootscripts, I could no longer find our version, lfs has gone to 1.9. MAKEDEV is fetched from the lfs site - this is possibly a vulnerable location since the packages-3.2 has gone away, I'm pointing to the new packages-3.3 I solved all the sourceforge can't-do- automated-download-from here crap by pointing to a mirror. the only "real" change is I found a quasi-official location mirroring vixie cron, but the name and directory is different than our copy, so I created a new patch for that, meaning I didn't trample on the old one this might be a little bit of pain, but I hope that after a one-time catchup we'll be in good shape due to being able to quickly catch up on missing files as the entity file evolves (oh, some extra stuff is fetched in anticipation of the pahse 4 bits; if you don't want to get those, just whack them off the end of the package_list file before running package_update) I'll commit a new md5sums file momentarily, once I've checked everything out one more time Mats
