Re: [glob2-devel] questions to where we stand now

[Leo Wandersleb]

Kieran P wrote:

>     *do you count in my server when considering changes?
>     if mercurial allows distributed repositories maybe we can
>     put some parts of one repository (data/maps) on different servers.
>
> If you have a good server with enough bandwidth and space to support the 
> data and maps, then it would be really good to be able to have them 
> there on Murcurial.

I'd like to have it in a way you don't realize you are interacting with
2 or n different servers. That's what my gittorrent remark was about.
I guess it is important to have consistent versions. It should be easy to
get the version of a certain date/tag including the data and some (not all)
maps.

> Not git. Everyone decided on Murcurial.

it was only a sidenote about a project that is very promissing for
projects like ours. low budget, many people with small servers that are not
online 24/7 and a big repository to be served with big bandwidth needs.

> Yes, but unfortunately for gmail users, we don't have a folder system. 
> So everything gets spamed, trashed, or in the inbox. The idea someone 
> suggest about that source monitor website should be really good. Then 
> you can look there or on IRC (if you use that bot plugin) to see which 
> commits have been made recently.

pardon? i use gm***, too and love the technical aspect of it. and yes, i
get tons of mails but no, they don't all show up in inbox.
you can use filters with that provider, too.

for example: Matches: Google Alerts Do this: Skip Inbox, Apply label "alerts"

greetings, leo wandersleb