Hi,
No problem, I'll set up nightly CVS snapshots that you can get from
ftp://saraber.dhs.org/pub/mesa
and for VA linux systems, by all means, they have WAY better resources
than I could ever have,
I was suggesting a temporary solution anyway, but I didn't want to sound
like "you have to be off
my server in a week" :-)
I'm glad the deadlock situation will be better, [reading the list
archives] there were a lot of problems
with that..
Regards,
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right.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Paul [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 15:19
> To: Gerard Saraber
> Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: Re: [Mesa-dev] CVS archive [want to help]
>
> Gerard Saraber wrote:
> >
[my stuff snipped]
> I intend to spend tonight restoring the Mesa CVS files. I've used
> find/grep to locate most of the files in the lost+found directory on
> the server. I just have to move them to their proper places and
> make sure the CVS server is alive. I hope/expect that we'll be back
> in business by Friday.
>
> As for dead locks, Keith Whitwell now has access to the CVS server
> so if I'm off line for more than a day Keith could likely take care
> of such problems.
>
> I appreciate your offer. Perhaps you'd like to mirror the CVS/ftp
> services as a backup.
>
> VA Linux Systems is making a new commitment to better supporting open-
> source projects like Mesa. In spite of all the recent problems I'm
> willing to give them another chance.
>
> -Brian
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