On 11/26/05 14:52 Johannes Winkelmann wrote:
Hi there,
Hi,
- Make sure we have all dependencies
Quik, dirty, unoptimized one-liner: for f in `prt-get list`; do prt-get depends $f; done|grep from|sort -u (NOTE: put only the new core and opt repos into prt.get.conf)
- pick up ports from danm
I propose maintainers having ports depending on Daniel ones to adopt the deps right now, at least for a short period, in order to facilitate the transition for CRUX users.
- Make it depend on svup, merge svup from http://xoomer.virgilio.it/srota/ports/sip/svup/ into opt
I'll take care of this, I'd like to do some further test and adjustement before committing. On a related note, I'm very happy with svn in general, but not so much with the current svn ports backend, here's the negative aspects (at least compared to cvsup & rsync): 1. Slow / high local load . I'm not talking about network performance, it's just that a 'svn update' seems to hit disk/cpu badly. 2. More clutter into the ports tree, compare: simone@sip: ~ > du -hs /usr/ports/{base,opt,contrib,svn} 2.0M /usr/ports/base 1.9M /usr/ports/opt 17M /usr/ports/contrib 58M /usr/ports/svn 3. quite long compile time for svup (minor annoyance) I've not tested it yet, but zsync[1] could be an interesting backend since it allows rsync synchronization via http. Please share you ideas on the matter. Regards, Simone [1] http://zsync.moria.org.uk/ -- Simone Rota WEB : http://www.varlock.com Bergamo, Italy MAIL: sip@varlock.com