chrysn <chr...@fsfe.org> writes: > * keith's upstream repository (git://keithp.com/git/calypso) contains a > newly released 1.1 version.
Most of the fixes here were to support http 1.1, which makes many clients much happier with the server. > * some of the changes in 1.1 make joe's patches obsolete (addition of a > man page, http1.1 support). i've merged the patches atop my own ones > (which are rebased versions of what has been published on the calypso > mailing list before) atop 1.1 and published them on collab-maint in a > chrysn/from-joe-nahmias branch. > > patch reviews: > > * "fixup calypso init script": top part is good and important. > depending on the install location chosen by the debian package, > DAEMON needs adaption. DISABLE_CALPYSO should be ENABLE_CALPYSO imo, > and should be checked on restart too. I realize calypso is a daemon, but I don't run it as a system service, preferring to run one copy for each user so that the resulting git repositories are owned by the right user. > * "use ForkingMixIn": joe, have you checked what could happen with > simultaenous put requests? Another reason to run one copy per user -- no need to deal with simultaneous connections :-) > keith, joe, what are your preferences for further maintainership? keith, > do you plan to make this a debian native package, as indicated by the > version number? For similar packages I maintain, there's no particular reason to have a separate debian version, so using a native package is reasonable. I'll continue to maintain my version and people are encouraged to send me patches/pulls. The big piece still missing is some more structured principal support, which would make a multi-user calendar much more useful as that would support groups. I started typing the code, but as I don't need it myself, I decided to let someone with more direct interest take the lead. -keith
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