On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 10:57:28AM -0400, Josh Sled wrote: > [Linas, I hope this message reaches you; I'm not sure which email > address works for you; [EMAIL PROTECTED] never seems to get a response.]
That address is mail-bombed by 5K-10K spams a day, and I'm finding it very hard to keep it usable. If there are any glitches, the 1 GB-sized /var/ directories on the mail spoolers fill up, and then I have to go manually clean those up. I also suspect that the spam filtering setup is discarding valid messages as well. :-( The IBM address is limited to only a few dozen spams a day. And I have to read it to stay employed :-) > For a while now, presently, and especially with the recent work Neil has > done and the gnucash 2.0 release coming up, it would be nice to have a > way to effect (large-scale) change on www.gnucash.org. Yes. > I understand that it's been discussed (off-list) to do some sort of > commit-invoked notification to inform www.gnucash.org to update from > SVN... I'm wondering when you will set that up? "Real soon now" .. maybe even later today if I'm not feeling too stressed. > Is there anything > preventing it? I have to grep for the old email that that described what needed to be done ... > How can I help hasten the setup? Remind me again what needs to be done; i.e. the addr of the svn repository and how to pull from it. My plan was: -- pull down svn once by hand, make sure its OK. -- Copy it into place. -- set up a cron job to pull nightly -- set up some sort of "port knocker" that would initiate a pull on demand. Do you ave any preferences/suggestions for how to do this? --linas _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
