Hi Folks, I've just cut us over to a new server running git and redmine instead of trac and subversion. The DNS changes could take as long as 1 week to propagate. In the meanwhile, this link unambiguously gets you to the new server:
http://vps.gnuradio.org To get to the trac installation on old server: (While it lasts. Don't add any new code or content here) http://nyquist.gnuradio.org/trac When all the DNS dust settles, gnuradio.org will point to the new server. All development is now taking place using git. All code that was in subversion (with a few exceptions that we know about) have been in git for a couple of months. The exceptions that we're aware of and will work with the right people to get resolved are: Eric Schneiders's ets/inband developer branch The OpenBTS subversion code We're running "redmine" 0.8.7 on the new server. It serves the same purposes as trac (wiki, project management, etc, etc), but supports git as well as some other repo formats. The 0.8.7 version we're currently running is missing a few features that trac has. However, the 0.9 version (which is down to 1 bug left to fix) should give us everything we need, including the ability to browse git branches. One thing to note about "redmine": It is designed to support multiple projects under a single installation. If you get confused as to where you are, click on the "Jump to a project" link, and select "GNU Radio" You can use "cgit" to browse the git repositories: http://vps.gnuradio.org/cgit All static content such as the releases, videos, etc has been moved to the new server and appears in the same location as it had before: http://vps.gnuradio.org/releases http://vps.gnuradio.org/video All of the information in trac, including tickets and wiki content has been automatically imported into redmine. We haven't lost any information, though the conversion of the wiki pages isn't perfect. Many of them will need a bit of touch up. _You_ can help with this by either creating your own account on redmine or using the guest login with password gnuradio. To grab the latest GNU Radio development code use either: $ git clone git://vps.gnuradio.org/gnuradio (fastest way) or $ git clone http://vps.gnuradio.org/git/gnuradio.git (works through more firewalls) When you want to grab any updates, use $ git pull Developers/Committers: more info coming soon on the git workflow, etc. Eric _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
