[resent to "debian-emacsen" because I originally used the wrong address]
I've made a new arch repository for the Emacs development branches on savannah.gnu.org, using savannah's new arch support. It is writable by any emacs hacker with write-access to the emacs project on savannah (it uses the same ssh key that CVS access uses); there's also read-only version available anonymously via http. I will synchronize the arch branches with the corresponding CVS branches on savannah (as I did previously with my personal arch repository; anybody who previously got emacs sources from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" should switch to this new repository). That means that any emacs hacker who wishes to use arch instead of CVS can do so fairly easily. The name of the repository is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The repository locations are: read-write: sftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/archives/emacs read-only: http://arch.sv.gnu.org/archives/emacs [where $USER is your savannah user-name] See http://arch.sv.gnu.org/guide.html for some more help. This is a signed archive, so to use it, you'll have to have the GPG keys for the committer of any revisions you check out, which is kind of a pain. Mostly this means my keys, but possibly anybody else who commits revisions. A reasonably easy way to get keys is to use gpg's key-server support, e.g. to search for my keys: gpg --search-keys --keyserver pgp.mit.edu [EMAIL PROTECTED] and to search for Stefan's: gpg --search-keys --keyserver pgp.mit.edu [EMAIL PROTECTED] [does anybody know an easier way to do this?] The branches currently available are: emacs--devo--0 emacs--lexbind--0 emacs--tiling--0 emacs--unicode--0 gnus--devo--0 gnus--rel--5.10 Thanks to the savannah team for what looks like very solid and usable arch support! Thanks, -Miles -- Fast, small, soon; pick any 2. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
