[gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Dan Armak]

Hi everyone,

Drobbins told me to put all the gentoo-ebuild luggage into incoming, even 
though dev-wiki is down and there'll be no notes. So I'm going to do just 
that. Once I'm finished, incoming will contain as many as 60+ ebuilds. Hope 
someone can make good use of them all!

(Hurry with the issue tracking decision, wherever it's stuck this time)

-- 

Dan Armak
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team
Matan, Israel

Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Mikael Hallendal]

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ons 2001-12-05 klockan 20.24 skrev Dan Armak:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Drobbins told me to put all the gentoo-ebuild luggage into incoming, even 
> though dev-wiki is down and there'll be no notes. So I'm going to do just 
> that. Once I'm finished, incoming will contain as many as 60+ ebuilds. Hope 
> someone can make good use of them all!
> 
> (Hurry with the issue tracking decision, wherever it's stuck this time)

Agreed, how's it going Kabau?

We really need something setup soon, the incoming directory is a really
bad way of handling this.

Regards,
  Mikael Hallendal

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Mikael Hallendal
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader
CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden


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Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Damon M. Conway]

>Agreed, how's it going Kabau?

Setting up bugtrackers is annoying. :)  Bugzilla is just stupidly setup,
and roundup doesn't appear to want to work per the instructions.  I'm about
to drop a note to roundup-users.

>We really need something setup soon, the incoming directory is a really
>bad way of handling this.

Agreed.

kabau

--
"UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that
 would also stop you from doing clever things."  --Doug Gwyn

Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Joshua Pollak]

On Thursday 06 December 2001 11:06, Damon M. Conway wrote:
> >Agreed, how's it going Kabau?
>
> Setting up bugtrackers is annoying. :)  Bugzilla is just stupidly setup,
> and roundup doesn't appear to want to work per the instructions.  I'm about
> to drop a note to roundup-users.

As I said before, I'd be happy to help. If you don't trust me to mess with 
gentoo-cvs (fair enough), I have my own server I can put a few test installs 
on. I would like to help, If Kabau has too much work to do, I could take some 
of the overload.

Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Damon M. Conway]

>As I said before, I'd be happy to help. If you don't trust me to mess with 
>gentoo-cvs (fair enough), I have my own server I can put a few test installs 
>on. I would like to help, If Kabau has too much work to do, I could take some 
>of the overload.

I'm just currently wading through dependencies for roundup.  bsddb-3.3.0 is
currently giving me a little grief.

kabau

--
"UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that
 would also stop you from doing clever things."  --Doug Gwyn

Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-ebuild->incoming move

[Mikael Hallendal]

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tor 2001-12-06 klockan 18.55 skrev Joshua Pollak:
> On Thursday 06 December 2001 11:06, Damon M. Conway wrote:
> > >Agreed, how's it going Kabau?
> >
> > Setting up bugtrackers is annoying. :)  Bugzilla is just stupidly setup,
> > and roundup doesn't appear to want to work per the instructions.  I'm about
> > to drop a note to roundup-users.
> 
> As I said before, I'd be happy to help. If you don't trust me to mess with 
> gentoo-cvs (fair enough), I have my own server I can put a few test installs 
> on. I would like to help, If Kabau has too much work to do, I could take some 
> of the overload.

Could you synchronize this with kabau and you can split the burden of
setting up test systems?

Regards,
  Mikael Hallendal

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Mikael Hallendal
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader
CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden


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[gentoo-dev] Pest issue tracker demo...

[Joshua Pollak]

As Kabau requested I've setup an installation of the Pest issuetracker on my 
server. It seems that Roundup is much more functional, but in the interested 
of evaluation, I'd like to open up the Pest installation for examination.

Anyway, the pest is available at:

http://www.offthehill.org/pest

Use these two usernames: GuestUser and GuestAdmin. They have the permissions 
their name implies. The password for both is 'gentoo'. Feel free to do 
whatever you wish to the database, there is nothing of value there.

It seems kabau has roundup and bugzilla under control (well, maybe not! ;) , 
but if I can help out by installing any other issue trackers, let me know.

-Josh


> >> Setting up bugtrackers is annoying. :)  Bugzilla is just stupidly setup,
> >> and roundup doesn't appear to want to work per the instructions.  I'm
> >> about to drop a note to roundup-users.
> >
> >As I said before, I'd be happy to help. If you don't trust me to mess with
> >gentoo-cvs (fair enough), I have my own server I can put a few test
> > installs on. I would like to help, If Kabau has too much work to do, I
> > could take some of the overload.
>

> If you want to work on a PEST installation, and any others that you like,
> I'd appreciate the help.  As it stands right now, there are too many cooks
> on chiba (the machine hosting gentoo.org) and I want to get all that
> straightened out before adding more sudo users.  So, if you can get them
> going on your server, that'd be great.
>
> kabau

[gentoo-dev] Re: Pest issue tracker demo...

[Damon M. Conway]

 Joshua Pollak wrote:
>As Kabau requested I've setup an installation of the Pest issuetracker on my 
>server. It seems that Roundup is much more functional, but in the interested 
>of evaluation, I'd like to open up the Pest installation for examination.
>
>Anyway, the pest is available at:
>
>http://www.offthehill.org/pest
>
>Use these two usernames: GuestUser and GuestAdmin. They have the permissions 
>their name implies. The password for both is 'gentoo'. Feel free to do 
>whatever you wish to the database, there is nothing of value there.

Cool, thanks!

>It seems kabau has roundup and bugzilla under control (well, maybe not! ;) , 
>but if I can help out by installing any other issue trackers, let me know.

Bugzilla is working correctly now at:

http://bugz-test.gentoo.org/bugzilla-2.14/

Scarab is almost running.  I need to setup mysql for it.

Roundup is running fine, but python and it don't agree on database stuff.
I'm working on that, but python 2.1.1 segfaults on me now.  Joy.

kabau

--
"UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that
 would also stop you from doing clever things."  --Doug Gwyn

Re: [gentoo-dev] Pest issue tracker demo...

[Mikael Hallendal]

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tor 2001-12-13 klockan 19.15 skrev Joshua Pollak:
> As Kabau requested I've setup an installation of the Pest issuetracker on my 
> server. It seems that Roundup is much more functional, but in the interested 
> of evaluation, I'd like to open up the Pest installation for examination.

Thanks!
 
> Anyway, the pest is available at:

How do I create a new issue?
At the bug-section I can only list...

Regards,
  Mikael Hallendal

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Mikael Hallendal
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader
CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden


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Re: [gentoo-dev] Pest issue tracker demo...

[Joshua Pollak]

> How do I create a new issue?
> At the bug-section I can only list...

I noticed the first time I started it that 'new' was greyed out... as soon as 
I clicked on 'listing', new was suddenly available. I'm not sure why that is, 
but if you try clicking on Bugs->Listing and the New, it should work.

I'm not at expert at Pest by any means, In fact, I haven't used it except 
today.

Re: [gentoo-dev] Pest issue tracker demo...

[Mikael Hallendal]

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tor 2001-12-13 klockan 21.58 skrev Joshua Pollak:
> 
> > How do I create a new issue?
> > At the bug-section I can only list...
> 
> I noticed the first time I started it that 'new' was greyed out... as soon as 
> I clicked on 'listing', new was suddenly available. I'm not sure why that is, 
> but if you try clicking on Bugs->Listing and the New, it should work.

I tried to do this but with no luck :(

Regards,
  Mikael Hallendal

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Mikael Hallendal
Gentoo Linux Developer, Desktop Team Leader
CodeFactory AB, Stockholm, Sweden


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