secret python sympathizer Dan writes:
>>How much better bzr is than svn ?
The venerable Shlomi Fish writes:
>Bzr sucks from my experience (and that of others):
> http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/41922.html
Cool, A holy fun religous emacs / vi type holy war.
Cooler, with cons
We ( http://thecsl.org ) are presenting at next tuesday's (01/12) meeting.
Our general mandate is to talk about our free (speech & beer) directory
of community services:
http://launchpad.net/mvhub/
Generally, what has made for past good / bad pm tech presentations?
More specifically, what ar
man cvs says:
-Q Causes the command to be really quiet; the command will
generate output only for serious problems.
-q Causes the command to be somewhat quiet; informational
messages, such as reports of recursion through
subdirectories, are suppressed.
You might also l
You've probably already looked at using su ?
su project
./your_script
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, Chris Staskewicz wrote:
> Hey Boston Perl Mongers.
>
> We use an in-house Unix function called "be" which allows one to change
> their user identity to something else. For example, "user% be project"
>
If I understand you correctly, the DBD::Pg that is on cpan is a bit out of
date. I vaugely remember a note on a Postgres mailing list to the effect
that the postgres people found it hard to work w/ the CPAN people to
update the module.
The current stable verison seems to be at the posgress projec
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