In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, jason a ndrade writes: >On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, David Fisher wrote: > >> If you check /pub/java/debian/dists/woody/non-free/binary-i386 on > >uhm, you've lost me. there is no /pub/java/debian on planetmirror. > >hmm. do you mean /pub/java/linux/debian ? this is not an archive >carried from the debian group - it's a mirror of the blackdown site >(or whatever it calls itself now) and handled separately. > >unfortunately i have gotten no email responses from that group in >an effort to update the archive which is why it has stayed out of >date and my previous contact within that group is no longer there. >
<wipe egg of face> Er, yes, that is what I meant...</wipe egg off face> >> but at www.tux.org we find in /pub/java/debian/dists/woody/non-free/binary- i >38 >> 6: > >i will once again attempt to contact them and in the meantime will switch >updates back on and point them at tux in the meantime. this update is >happening now. > Oh. Good-oh. >> The long and the short of it is that planetmirror is missing the 1.3_1.3.1 >> release of July 2001. Only a year behind. Not bad. > >that's probably about the time blackdown.org moved stuff and mirroring broke. > Fair enough. >> And yes, I have previously written to planetmirror to bring this to their >> attention. I did not get the courtesy of a reply. > >apologies - we do get a lot of mail and i might have inadverdently deleted it >in the deluge of spam that seems to be my mailbox's lot in life :-/ > Fair enough also. You don't have that on your own. ;-P >> Since planetmirror now seems so concerned about getting its house in order, >> could this now be addressed? > >you betcha. Triffic. > >> Sorry if I come over all tetchy this morning but the ABC is playing >> Katchaturian's Violin Concerto at the moment. >> >> What utter shit. > >Oh. you prefer the Katchaturian Violin Concerto Dance/Rap Mix ? (duck) > > For once, it could only be an improvement. >regards, > >-jason > > Thanks, -- David (happy now they're going to play some Shostakovich shortly....) -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
