Hi Greg,
I'm about to add your project; do you still want to use the name LOOM?
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On 4 Jan 2008, at 10:47, Gary King wrote:
I'm about to add your project; do you still want to use the name LOOM?
Sorry this has taken forever to respond to, but it seems like every time I sit down to write this, I get pulled away. I've been trying to come up with a different name for the system, but nothing else has come to mind. I think I got too attached to the name already. I'm still trying to think something else up, though. Of course, since you sent this like two weeks ago, I'm sure you're not on the edge of your seat waiting for me to say "Go!" ;)
Oh, one other thing ... is there any way to see easily a list of the projects you own? I only have a small number up there now (three, off the top of my head), but I have a few more to migrate, and I'm afraid of losing track of what I'm maintaining.
It'd also be cool if there was an easy view of who else has commit rights on my various projects. (I love not being a single point of failure.)
On 16 Jan 2008, at 18:35, Greg Pfeil wrote:
On 4 Jan 2008, at 10:47, Gary King wrote:
I'm about to add your project; do you still want to use the name LOOM?
Sorry this has taken forever to respond to, but it seems like every time I sit down to write this, I get pulled away. I've been trying to come up with a different name for the system, but nothing else has come to mind. I think I got too attached to the name already. I'm still trying to think something else up, though. Of course, since you sent this like two weeks ago, I'm sure you're not on the edge of your seat waiting for me to say "Go!" ;)
Greg Pfeil writes:
Oh, one other thing ... is there any way to see easily a list of the projects you own? I only have a small number up there now (three, off the top of my head), but I have a few more to migrate, and I'm afraid of losing track of what I'm maintaining.
I suppose "id -a" might be sufficient to see what projects you belong to: imattsson@clnet:~$ id -a uid=1212(imattsson) gid=100(users) groups=100(users),1155(gamelib)
It'd also be cool if there was an easy view of who else has commit rights on my various projects. (I love not being a single point of failure.)
Again, thanks to the fact that each project has a unix group associated with it, you can do (essentially) the inverse:
imattsson@clnet:~$ grep ^gamelib /etc/group gamelib:x:1155:imattsson,www-data
//Ingvar (I honestly don't know if there is another way, but these two should reliably work)
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