Hi, Nitesh,
Thanks for the key list, and the suggestion. Turns out that it works if I
use the RSA key in the list, but not the DSA keys, so I guess
git.bioconductor.org isn't configured to accept DSA keys. (I have
appended the output of "ssh -v" at the end of the email, in case it's of
use to so
Hi, Dario,
Thanks for the suggestion, but no, it's in .ssh, and works fine for other
uses of the public/private pair, e.g. logging into remote machines. It's
just the Git repo that it doesn't seem to work for.
Maybe one of the maintainers could pass along the key's fingerprint so I
can match it
Hi, folks,
I'm yet another lost soul whose public key doesn't seem to be providing access
to the new git repository.
svn username: g.brown
packages: DiffBind, GreyListChIP
I submitted my key (3rd try) Sunday, so the 24 hour cycle should not be a
factor. So... some questions:
1) Do you suppor
Hi, Hervé,
Hi, Bioc-devel folks,
Is there an accepted way to migrate a package from CRAN to BioC?
CRAN's policy says, "The package�s license must give the right for
CRAN to distribute the package in perpetuity."...
Is it enough to request that CRAN archive the package, then submit it
as a n
Hi,
> > Hi, Bioc-devel folks,
> >
> > Is there an accepted way to migrate a package from CRAN to BioC?
> > CRAN's policy says, "The package�s license must give the right for
> > CRAN to distribute the package in perpetuity."...
> >
> > Is it enough to request that CRAN archive the package, then s
Hi, Bioc-devel folks,
Is there an accepted way to migrate a package from CRAN to BioC? CRAN's policy
says, "The package�s license must give the right for CRAN to distribute the
package in perpetuity."...
Is it enough to request that CRAN archive the package, then submit it as a new
package to
el] portable make syntax
On 01/27/2015 02:58 AM, Gordon Brown wrote:
Hi, Martin et al,
At the risk of revealing myself to be an idiot in public... I just cannot get
back ticks to work on an "include" line in a "Makevars" file.
The file contains these lines:
Hi, Martin et al,
At the risk of revealing myself to be an idiot in public... I just cannot get
back ticks to work on an "include" line in a "Makevars" file.
The file contains these lines:
-
SAMVARS = `echo 'cat(system.file("usretc",
.Platform[["r_arch"]]
