On 10 July 2012 12:45, Leandro Lucarella <l...@llucax.com.ar> wrote: > Iain Buclaw, el 10 de July a las 09:17 me escribiste: >> >> Around April, I got myself a new server that I planned to be dedicated to >> >> all >> >> things gdc. Initially it provided a default web page - which will soon >> >> have >> >> useful links to development, bugs, build releases for various >> >> architectures / >> >> platforms, etc. >> >> >> >> http://gdcproject.org >> > >> > Food for thought, make sure someone has automated off-site backups. >> > Protecting against single-person hosted sites and them disappearing is >> > important for long term health. For example, Walter downloads a nightly >> > dump of the dbugs data base from my system. >> >> Will have to get that done eventually... if only there was someone who >> I can trust. :o) > > You don't really need to trust anyone, what you want to backup is > publicly available anyway, right? Then you can make a tarball or > something and just publish it in some obscure path in the web. Then > anyone willing to do a backup only have to download that tarball. If is > not too big, you could also open a gmail account and send the tarball to > that account (I did this for backing up a small server). >
Publicly available to download might be one thing, but only works if someone is willing to retrieve it. :-) Gmail account would be under lock and key by me, unless I give someone else access to it. >> > The gdc category was disabled at the bugzilla I host by request of someone >> > on the gdc project ages ago. I don't remember who. I'd be happy to >> > re-open it and give admin access to one or two people. Having it report >> > changes to a list or a newsgroup is pretty easy to setup. >> >> I don't think that would be needed now, but thanks. Yes it would be >> useful to co-ordinate bugs raised in gdc that are really bugs in D >> frontend. But this is an increasingly rare occurrence. > > Maybe when GDC gets merged this could change, as the I think the > userbase of GDC could grow a lot. But even then, maybe is not too hard > to move a bug from one bugzilla instance to another. > There is a 'See Also' where you can link in external bug urls to your report. -- Iain Buclaw *(p < e ? p++ : p) = (c & 0x0f) + '0';
