On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 10:27:34PM -0700, Joel Baker wrote: > > > Yes. Less steadily than at times, but still actively. I'm also working on > > > the naming issue with TNF and other folks, which is a necessary long-term > > Something like 10,000 fil, counting all of the source tree. Counting only
Ack! > If, and when, the current servers prove to be inadequite, I have no problem > with asking for help, but I think managing to accomplish that would be a > large step towards demonstrating the usefulness of a proper architecture > area in the main archive, so. Well, I'd suggest that since there is no way to get the code right now, the current servers *are* inadequate :-) If you own machines are unavailable for whatever reason, it may prove easier for you to use some space on a place like quantz. As a side benefit, that would also eliminate the single point of failure problem. If you get hit by a bus, then somebody can chown the files and others can pick up where you left off. I'm not trying to say "Joel Baker sucks and maintaining a repository." I'm just saying "Joel Baker could find some free hosting over here." (Plus, then, I get my code faster <g>) -- John
