On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 11:21:17PM +0100, Thomas Viehmann wrote: > Matt Kraai wrote: > >CK: > >>I would be in favour of solution 1, which means printing a note. But > >>about removing the file: On the one hand I'm not sure if removing the > >>file automatically is a really good idea. And on the other hand I'm not > >>sure if it's always possible to remove the file. Won't there be ftp > >>servers who refuse to remove the file, when you ask them too? > > >I don't know, but dcut works, right? > > dcut relies on the FTP servers running debianqueued, which the official > Debian ones do, others might not. > We could phrase the warning "This problem might be caused files already > existent on the server. For the official Debian upload queues (at > least), the dcut(1) utility can be used to remove stale files from > unsuccessful uploads.". It's kind of verbose, but I don't think that > would be too much of a problem.
OK. -- Matt
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