> "p" == pablito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
p> ... That way, you could have a daily cooker, and those who
p> have troubles making these iso files could download weekly iso
p> files.
If the iso's were uniquely named (by date?) and it was accessble via
HTTP, www.swarmcast.com co
michael wrote:
> Ron:
> The requested URL /~ronst/rsync/troels_rsync3.pl was not found on this
> server.
>
> Apache/1.3.12 Server at www.ains.net.au Port 80
Huh? Everything is working correctly. Try:
http://www.ains.net.au/~ronst/rsync/troels.rsync3.pl
ie not a _ but a .
But the preferr
On Tuesday 05 June 2001 04:14 pm, Ron Stodden pointed out:
> Eaon wrote:
> > That seems a wee bit daft. In exactly what way does it save
> > bandwidth to have someone download 1 Gig of individual RPMs versus
> > 1 Gig of ISOs? It's still 1 Gig.
>
> Users of my troels.rsync3.pl to download Mandra
Eaon wrote:
>
> That seems a wee bit daft. In exactly what way does it save bandwidth to
> have someone download 1 Gig of individual RPMs versus 1 Gig of ISOs? It's
> still 1 Gig.
Users of my troels.rsync3.pl to download Mandrake trees and isos know
that while you cannot change the size of an
some in Mandrake/iso (8.0) - but
> they
> >are there.
> >
> >Eaon
> >
> >>-Original Message-
> >>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Blue Lizard
> >>Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 5:15 PM
> >>To:
so (SNF, freq, corpo) and some in Mandrake/iso (8.0) - but they
>are there.
>
>Eaon
>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Blue Lizard
>>Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 5:15 PM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>&g
ndrake/iso (8.0) - but they
are there.
Eaon
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Blue Lizard
> Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 5:15 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Cooker] The Weekly Cooker -- idea.
>
>
> Th
If these weekly files were auto-generated on a weekly basis (on the mirrors
themselves), AND Bugzilla had a weekly entry for the "weekly cooker" (dated, of
course), then this would be a perfectly viable alternative.
On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, pablito ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> on the Weekl
>
> The big guy at rpmfind got real mad and took off ALL isos cuz it took up
> so much bandwidth. See the note he left in the directory. Dont think
> he ever put em back up.
> This was one day after i was downloading them both at same time
> amounting to 600kbs.
>
>
>
So now we know who t
The big guy at rpmfind got real mad and took off ALL isos cuz it took up
so much bandwidth. See the note he left in the directory. Dont think
he ever put em back up.
This was one day after i was downloading them both at same time
amounting to 600kbs.
on the Weekly Cooker idea -- wouldn't it be possible to write a script that
automatically builds iso files of the current cooker every week, and stick
it on the mirror sites? The script would run at a certain time every week.
That way, you could have a daily cooker, and those who have troubles
>
>
> If I remember it was in the 50's (and maybe the early 60's).
> Whichever it was, I was still living with my parents, so it was about
> then.
>
> David
>
>
>
Ladies and gentleman, what David doesnt want you to know is that he has
no idea, he still lives with his parents.
:)
At 11:35 AM 6/1/01, Eaon wrote:
> > That's just Tin Tin, and I wonder if there are enough characters in
> > all those books to keep us in names for a long time.
> >
>Once we run out of those we could move on to, um, damn, never remember the
>short one's name, anyway, "what's his face" and Obelix.
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Eaon wrote:
> > That's just Tin Tin, and I wonder if there are enough characters in
> > all those books to keep us in names for a long time.
> >
> Once we run out of those we could move on to, um, damn, never remember the
> short one's name, anyway, "what's his face" and Obeli
> That's just Tin Tin, and I wonder if there are enough characters in
> all those books to keep us in names for a long time.
>
Once we run out of those we could move on to, um, damn, never remember the
short one's name, anyway, "what's his face" and Obelix. The short
Viking-looking guy and his bi
1)U guys are too damn smart for me.
2)I think you should name this one after elven lord (was the name
gilgalad or something? he's my first choice. following that:not
obvious ones like elrond or aragorn, must be elven, or numenorian, or
best yet since mandrake is the highest of linux distribut
Ainsi parlait michael :
> How about
> "orouborous" - it even sounds French!!!
You seems to have a rather strange view of french language :-)
Ainsi parlait Gary :
> h> something about France, birthplace of Rin Tin Tin.
>That's just Tin Tin, and I wonder if there are enough characters in
>all
How about
"orouborous" - it even sounds French!!!
Hoyt wrote:
> A while back, I suggested naming the releases after famous magicians (when
> Mandrake had meaning as the name of a Magician and the logo was a magician's
> hat and wand and Lothar was . . . ). The rejection of that schema wa
> "h" == hduff2 writes:
h> . . . The rejection of that schema was based on an
h> infringement of copyrighted names.
Damn lawyers. Fortunately, there are many public-domain magicians
which can go all the way back to Albertus Magnus if you include those
who practiced alchemy.
Anot
On Thursday 31 May 2001 08:15 pm, you methodically organized electrons to
state:
> BTW anyone come
> up with name for 8.1 other than cooker? I loved the essay on mating
> habits of traktopels :).)
>
A while back, I suggested naming the releases after famous magicians (when
Mandrake had meanin
> "B" == Blue Lizard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
B> Must say if any frying of fish is to be done, it should be done
B> by canadian cottage-dwellers
Well, since I probably most resemble that remark, I'll tell you that,
in Canadian cottage-country old-copper almost-56k end-of-the-line
My comment was to the idea that a weekly release could be tested to ensure
minimal functionality before being release for one weeks worth of testing.
The originial idea is that only one or two cookers a week could not only
simplify the development process, but also streamline it.
Instead of ha
I thought the testing was OUR job! We find the bugs, they squash the bugs,
no?
V.
On Thursday 31 May 2001 04:57 pm, you wrote:
> If the cooker releases were reduced to just 1 or 2 a week, then the
> Mandrakesoft staff would actually have time to test, before releasing a
> cooker to ensure the
Hmm. Canada boy is making me hungry for either fried penguin or raw
fish...? His idea of having a general mirror of weekly isos or
something, Im not sure what, is nice. Kinda follows the philosophy
behind the kc-cooker(slightly behind sched. thanks to vox) that people
wanna be in the know or
So sprach Kyle Jacobs am Thu, May 31, 2001 at 05:57:53PM -0400:
> release came because of the philosohy of the gaurenteed daily releases. 24
> hours isn't enough time for people to do a good job until the next release.
Uhm, where does Mandrake say anything like 'daily releases'? And, what's a
What makes a new cooker? Some days I update and it's 25 megs. Today, after a
few days wait, it was 330 megs. Maybe a better approach would be to wait as a
user a week between updates...I am sure that as the daily changes are made,
the people working on the packages appreciate the feedback and w
If the cooker releases were reduced to just 1 or 2 a week, then the
Mandrakesoft staff would actually have time to test, before releasing a cooker
to ensure the minimal functionality of installing, and booting.
I just think that a majority of problems that weren't addressed in the 8.0
release
On Thursday 31 May 2001 06:42, you wrote:
> This is starting to make real sense uh-oh!
Hi
I think this scenario is somewhat more complicated.
Pixel wrote about a month ago that the staff is mainly concerned by bugs
reported to bugzilla. Today they are about 1865, noticed and then confirmed
and
This is starting to make real sense uh-oh!
what sayeth the (penguin)powers that be???
Gary Lawrence Murphy wrote:
>
> I like the weekly cooker idea, except that it is very often too
> convenient to have the latest and greatest as soon as it's ready.
>
> I sympathize with the idea, though, I ju
I like the weekly cooker idea, except that it is very often too
convenient to have the latest and greatest as soon as it's ready.
I sympathize with the idea, though, I just don't want to loose the
smooth flow of the cooker --- so I propose a third tier to our
penguin food chain process: The Frida
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