Hi Tony,
> On February 22, 2016 at 1:32 AM Tony Anderson
> wrote:
>
>
> Hi, Jerry
>
> When I am talking about Sugar, I am referring to 0.106. You will find
> ds-backup.py and ds-backup.sh in /usr/bin. The shell script determines
> whether the
> schoolserver is registered and connected and wh
Hi, Jerry
When I am talking about Sugar, I am referring to 0.106. You will find
ds-backup.py and ds-backup.sh in /usr/bin. The shell script determines
whether the
schoolserver is registered and connected and whether a backup is needed
(> 24hours). This script is apparently executed via
/usr/l
Hi Samuel,
> On February 21, 2016 at 5:56 PM Samuel Greenfeld
> wrote:
>
>
> Just for the record:
>
> The XO laptop backup mechanism for Sugar creates separate
> "datastore--MM-DD_HH:MM" directories for each backup.
>
That is not integrated into sugar(the last time I looked), there is no
I haven't used the ds_backup.py as released, but AFIK rsync uses the -d
flag which deletes objects from the backup if they have been deleted in
the Journal.
While it does make multiple snapshots, AFIK, the restore mechanism does
not support using them for versioning. I don't believe there are an
Just for the record:
The XO laptop backup mechanism for Sugar creates separate
"datastore--MM-DD_HH:MM" directories for each backup.
If I recall correctly, the schoolserver also periodically looks through
these backups, hardlinks identical items to save space, and prunes backups
beyond a set
Hi, Sam
Thanks for your comments. These issues need review and comment within
the community.
"Just my 2c, but this complicates the experience a lot. Do we show this
temp journal entry to the user? If so, wouldn't that be confusing? But
it we hide it, it becomes more complex. Eg, a user i
Hi all,
Just added a bunch of Sugarizer projects on the page:
http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Summer_of_Code/2016#Sugarizer
If some of you are interested to be co-mentor on these projects, do not
hesitate to add your name.
Best regards from France.
Lionel.
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On Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 6:00 PM Tony Anderson wrote:
> Hi, Walter
>
> I have some concerns about the proposed GSOC tasks as well as some ideas
> for new tasks.
>
> I agree that the Journal needs rethinking. Below are my thoughts
> (re-thoughts?).
>
> Specifically,
>
> The Journal is the file syst
I added a section "Sugar on the Ground". I left out the "not Sugar"
projects: flashing XOs, anti-theft. I added a few of the more controversial
UI proposals, but they merit discussion. IMHO, we made a mistake when we
removed the obligatory "commit message" when exiting activities.
-walter
On Sat,
Thanks Tony. I'll give this a careful read in the AM. I'm at the end of my
productive energy level at the moment.
-walter
On Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 2:00 AM, Tony Anderson
wrote:
> Hi, Walter
>
> I have some concerns about the proposed GSOC tasks as well as some ideas
> for new tasks.
>
> I agree
Hi, Walter
I have some concerns about the proposed GSOC tasks as well as some ideas
for new tasks.
I agree that the Journal needs rethinking. Below are my thoughts
(re-thoughts?).
Specifically,
The Journal is the file system for Sugar. It does not use directories
but instead was intended
FYI, as per the discussion at this month's SLOB meeting, I submitted an
application to Google Summer of Code on behalf of Sugar Lbs. Lionel has
agreed to be the co-admin this summer. We should hear by the end of the
month as to whether or not we are accepted and how many slots we get.
It is import
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