Karl,
Sorry, my examples may not have been very clear. The reason I chose those
was simply because they are the locations on CrossWire where zips can
already be found.
Also, we use 'raw' in 2 different places, which also might have been
confusing:
/pub/sword/raw - raw module library installatio
On Sep 10, 2007, at 6:45 PM, Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> We could do something similar where we check, e.g. > Path>/../packages/raw/.zip and use it if it exists.
>
> I am mildly uncomfortable with too much implicit navigation around a
> repo tree.
Troy,
Either way would be good and both would be a code change of about the
same magnitude.
For the beta modules, the ../packages would need to be changed to ../
betapackages.
Personally, I suggest the latter, even with this adjustment, because
the files are already cached there.
The code
"Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We could do something similar where we check, e.g. Path>/../packages/raw/.zip and use it if it exists.
I am mildly uncomfortable with too much implicit navigation around a
repo tree. In mine, there is just a "zip" directory, sitting at the
same l
First reasoning, then a couple possible ideas.
The reason we traverse the tree and copy files one by one is because the
simple requirement for posting a SWORD repository is only that you can make
a currently working installed sword library available via FTP services from
your server. This is a go
wget might be a better method - it allows interrupted downloads to be
resumed with "wget -c"
Peter
DM Smith wrote:
> The BAO module has about 175 images. Are these downloaded one by one?
> What happens if there is a failure on downloading, say, the 135th image?
> I would think that with an ima
Martin,
I have no strong feelings about the virtual status of this method. If you
feel there is a need for frontends to overwrite this, then we can change it
for you. Do you think your changes would be a good replacement for the
current implementation?
-Troy.
Martin Gruner <[EMAIL PROTECT
The BAO module has about 175 images. Are these downloaded one by one?
What happens if there is a failure on downloading, say, the 135th image?
I would think that with an image rich module that there is no constraint
on the number of images it might hold. Is there a good way to improve
the relia
