Hi,
Maybe it would be a good idea to also give a write access to Jörg Höhle?
I'm not at all against it. My experience with CLISP is that I prefer to get my stuff in *and then* let people possibly change it, instead of having somebody play the filter first in the line, breaking my stuff and causing me more work.
However, I've some technical hurdles. I'm coming from within a corporate firewall, permitting FTP, HTTP and HTTPS and I think that's all. I manage to reach the CVS devel access to sourceforge (for CLISP) because they provide cvs-ssh (i.e. the connection looks to firewalls and proxies like a typical SSL one). I can't use anon-cvs AFAIK. I haven't yet used GNU Arch and already forgot what their webpages say about firewall interaction and limitations.
What's your POV in this GNUArch/CVS/FW issue?
Regards, Jörg Höhle
Jörg Höhle wrote:
However, I've some technical hurdles. I'm coming from within a corporate firewall, permitting FTP, HTTP and HTTPS and I think that's all. I manage
to
reach the CVS devel access to sourceforge (for CLISP) because they provide cvs-ssh (i.e. the connection looks to firewalls and proxies like a typical SSL one). I can't use anon-cvs AFAIK. I haven't yet used GNU Arch and already forgot what their webpages say
about
firewall interaction and limitations.
What's your POV in this GNUArch/CVS/FW issue?
As I told Marco, I would prefer subversion rather than CVS or arch. Have you tried to acces the subversion repository from behind your firewalls ? http://www.fractalconcept.com:8000/public/open-source/cl-pdf/
It should be accessible.
Marc
"Hoehle, Joerg-Cyril" Joerg-Cyril.Hoehle@t-systems.com writes:
I'm not at all against it. My experience with CLISP is that I prefer to get my stuff in *and then* let people possibly change it, instead of having somebody play the filter first in the line, breaking my stuff and causing me more work.
ok. you'll need a cl.net account then, could you send admin@common-lisp.net your gpg key?
However, I've some technical hurdles. I'm coming from within a corporate firewall, permitting FTP, HTTP and HTTPS and I think that's all. I manage to reach the CVS devel access to sourceforge (for CLISP) because they provide cvs-ssh (i.e. the connection looks to firewalls and proxies like a typical SSL one). I can't use anon-cvs AFAIK.
if you can use ssh to connect to cl.net then we can just keep the current setup. if https is your only option then we'd need to get webdav+https installed on cl.net (which wouldn't be a bad thing anywoy).
as far as the version control system used goes i'd prefer arch as it's already installed and iterate's already using it. however you are doing all the work lately, not I, and so i'll see about getting whatever you like best. [both arch and svn will run under ssh and/or https+webdav]
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Marco Baringer