On 16/11/2020 00:16, sebb wrote:
> There's a link to the general binaries directory from the binaries
> page, but that should be removed as users should not be encouraged to
> download binaries directly from the ASF.
Better to fix it to use the mirror system than remove it.
Mark
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> On Sun,
On 15/11/2020 22:36, Rob Tompkins wrote:
> So this is my first time in here. You build both unix and windows binaries?
> Do you normally do this using windows linux subsystem as a mechanism to get
> both sets of binaries from a single machine or do you perform two builds?
I do the majority of th
Thanks Bruno.
This helps a lot. :)
cheers,
Lee
On 11 16 2020, at 1:45 , Bruno P. Kinoshita wrote:
> Hi Lee,
> I don't know much about Compress' API, only as a user of the API in some
> projects.
> I had a cursory look, read comments and JIRA and left comments on GitHub PR.
> No blockers for me
Hi Lee,
I don't know much about Compress' API, only as a user of the API in some
projects.
I had a cursory look, read comments and JIRA and left comments on GitHub PR. No
blockers for me. Hope it helps.
Thanks for bringing it to the mailing list, and for the review.
CheersBruno
On Monday, 1
Hi all,
Robin has pushed a PR in github in July that implemented the random access of
tar :
https://github.com/apache/commons-compress/pull/113
It's achieved by reading the tar once and have the start position of each tar
entry stored. Tar is not designed to be random accessed so this may be a t
AFAIK, we only provide the Windows binary (and the compiled Java jars).
Users are expected to compile the source to produce the Unix executable:
https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-daemon/binaries.html
and
https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-daemon/jsvc.html
It looks like links to the
So this is my first time in here. You build both unix and windows binaries? Do
you normally do this using windows linux subsystem as a mechanism to get both
sets of binaries from a single machine or do you perform two builds?
-Rob
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