On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 11:48 AM, Karl Berry <k...@freefriends.org> wrote: > Hi Martin and John, > > Uh, how complex is it going to be? > > I don't know. The biggest problem with this whole thing is apparently > that nobody has a clear idea of what, specifically, needs to be done and > where and how.
Here are the variables that come to mind: - installed from source or package? If the former, upgrading is easy, if the latter, we should do an upstream release and get a new package into Debian backports (based on my memory of the savannah OS details). - running as a listening service (e.g. serve-branches) or a mod_wsgi site in apache/nginx/whatever - running on a single server & domain, or more complexly (e.g. spread across static + dynamic hosts, load balancing/HA configuration etc?) - how are the branches mapped to? local disk? http backend with mapping logic? apache hintoffs? Few things have changed in loggerhead affect these variables, except: - bzrlib dependencies - serve-branches is deprecated/deleted in favour of bzr serve --http -Rob
