I wonder if Bulat Ziganshin's FreeARC software could serve as a back-
end to the filestore API, and if it did what sort of time and space
performance it would have.
And if it was good, then I wonder if it could then be used by
darcs. :-)
Regards,
Zooko
On Jan 24, 2009, at 17:
Hi there! I have the same problem. The machine is running Ubuntu 7.04 x86.
ghc is v6.6 as provided by Ubuntu -- the Ubuntu version number is 6.6-3.
The complete cabal-bin command-line, as executed by "make", is:
/home/zooko/playground/ghc/ghc-6.10.1/libraries/cabal-bin /usr/bin
if any) and the
publicly-readable repository for that package (if any).
Thanks!
Regards,
Zooko
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repositories with darcs-2-format.
If someone wants to adapt this message to the darcs wiki I would be
grateful.
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is written in Haskell:
https://haskell.org/bz
There might be some interesting advantages that a revision control
tool could gain with the use of a good compression tool like that...
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Hooray for the release of darcs-2!
Way to go, David!
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copy of this repository, but it
could have been.
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hneier.com/blog/archives/2005/08/new_cryptanalyt.html
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even if someone out there
builds a quantum computer without telling us about. Tiger would be
faster and safer (although not safe against a quantum computer).
SHA-1 is the worst of both worlds -- slow and unsafe.
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following-up to my own post:
On Jan 24, 2008, at 1:15 PM, zooko wrote:
So, let me see if I understand the issues here.
...
2. It would be nice, but isn't currently used, if one could rely
on the property that for a given patch id, nobody can come up with
another patch that has the
d
might or might not offer security ten or twenty years from now.
I must say that option 4 is the worst of the bunch. Except for the
implementation difficulty (of which I know little), any other option
would provide a better trade-off.
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stand why we need a secure hash function.
(If you need a secure hash function, Tiger is probably stronger than,
and is 150% as fast as, SHA-1.)
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some behavior on the part of some malicious actor that darcs
tries to prevent, such that the collision-resistance (such as it is)
of SHA-1 is necessary to prevent it?
Regards,
Zooko
[1] http://cryptopp.com/benchmarks.html
[2] http://blogs.sun.com/bonwick/entry/zfs_end_to_end
Dear darcs-devel folks:
Oh by the way, let me say: "HOORAY!". I suspected that darcs 2 was
never going to actually happen, and now I see that it *is* going to
happen! Way to go! This breathes new life into the darcs project!
Regar
leads to the spinning
> conflict resolution.
>
> Commonly seen with files named Makefile and the like.
Yes, I believe this is an instance of the same problem.
This can be avoided by adding them in differently-named subdirectories in the
first place.
Regards,
Zooko
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asking if you want that patch. You hit 'n'. Now darcs will show you *only*
patches which did not add anything into sad. So you can hit 'a' to get all
remaining patches.
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into any other repo that wants the
change.
As long as you avoid doppleganger patches, then you guys are worrying about
this too much. Darcs will make it relatively easy for you to do it this way,
do it that way, or change your mind halfway through and move everything around
again. It isn't
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