On Tuesday, February 27 at 06:45 PM, quoth Amitai Schlair:
True. So we can e.g. register qmailpatchrepository.org (and maybe
qmailpatches.org redirecting to it :-) and host copies of {some,all}
patches there.
I vote all. Just in case someone goes down/AWOL. These things never
hurt.
Once we've got the domain, we can do all manner of things. For
starters:
* an index.html regularly pulled from del.icio.us/qmail.patch.repository
Mmm, as nice as it is, I'm sure we can do something a *little* cooler
(and less generic) with some carefully crafted PHP and maybe a
database. Meaning no insult to del.icio.us/qmail.patch.repository.
* an actual repository so patch changes can be tracked over time
Agreed.
* an RSS feed and notification-only list hooked up to the repository
Absolutely.
Does anyone agree, disagree, want to pitch in?
I'm in. Something that may be useful (as an alternative idea to the
./do script) is to look at the netfilter patch-o-matic script.
~Kyle
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