• Stewart Gordon (10/10) May 30 2006 Dsource has been up and down over the last hour or two, and now it seems...
• clayasaurus (2/17) May 30 2006 It's currently working for me.
• Brad Anderson (11/26) May 30 2006 Stewart,
• Stewart Gordon (12/22) May 30 2006 Any idea why somebody might have felt that removing this feature would
• Brad Anderson (10/21) Jun 01 2006 Ignoring your tirade for the moment, I've figured out the Download as Zi...

Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

Dsource has been up and down over the last hour or two, and now it seems 
to have settled in the down position.

"could not translate host name "localhost" to address: Name or service 
not known"

Before it collapsed, I also noticed that the link to download the code 
as a zipfile, e.g. on

http://www.dsource.org/projects/bindings/browser/trunk/win32/

has vanished without a trace.  I wanted to update my working copy last 
night, but couldn't do it in my normal way.

Stewart.

clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> writes:

Stewart Gordon wrote:
 Dsource has been up and down over the last hour or two, and now it seems 
 to have settled in the down position.
 
 "could not translate host name "localhost" to address: Name or service 
 not known"
 
 Before it collapsed, I also noticed that the link to download the code 
 as a zipfile, e.g. on
 
 http://www.dsource.org/projects/bindings/browser/trunk/win32/
 
 has vanished without a trace.  I wanted to update my working copy last 
 night, but couldn't do it in my normal way.
 
 Stewart.

It's currently working for me.

Brad Anderson <brad dsource.org> writes:

Stewart Gordon wrote:
 Dsource has been up and down over the last hour or two, and now it seems
 to have settled in the down position.
 
 "could not translate host name "localhost" to address: Name or service
 not known"
 
 Before it collapsed, I also noticed that the link to download the code
 as a zipfile, e.g. on
 
 http://www.dsource.org/projects/bindings/browser/trunk/win32/
 
 has vanished without a trace.  I wanted to update my working copy last
 night, but couldn't do it in my normal way.
 
 Stewart.

Stewart,

Sorry for the blips in service.  I am still trying to track down a problem in
the code that runs the site.  It is leaking db connections and I am pulling my
hair out trying to find it.

As for the "download as a zip" - I'm not sure where that went, probably gone
in an upgrade to Trac.  Hopefully soon, I will be implementing a repos
snapshot capability that will keep the nightly repos in zips or tarballs for
download.  IIRC, you have issues with your school's proxy and WebDAV / SVN
functionality?

BA

Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

Brad Anderson wrote:
<snip>
 Sorry for the blips in service.  I am still trying to track down a problem in
 the code that runs the site.  It is leaking db connections and I am pulling my
 hair out trying to find it.
 
 As for the "download as a zip" - I'm not sure where that went, probably gone
 in an upgrade to Trac.

Any idea why somebody might have felt that removing this feature would 
be an upgrade?

It amazes me what lengths some people will go to to cut down on features 
in the name of upgrade.  Sometimes there's the excuse of reducing bloat. 
  But I can't believe that support for the view-source pseudoprotocol 
can be such bloat that M$ has decided to get rid of it.

 Hopefully soon, I will be implementing a repos
 snapshot capability that will keep the nightly repos in zips or tarballs for
 download.  IIRC, you have issues with your school's proxy and WebDAV / SVN
 functionality?

Something like that.  But now that I've finished my PhD and my personal 
workstation's taken away, I'm now relying on the lab machines.  I guess 
I should see if I can get it working here....

Stewart.

Brad Anderson <brad dsource.org> writes:

Stewart Gordon wrote:
 As for the "download as a zip" - I'm not sure where that went,
 probably gone
 in an upgrade to Trac.

 
 Any idea why somebody might have felt that removing this feature would
 be an upgrade?
 
 It amazes me what lengths some people will go to to cut down on features
 in the name of upgrade.  Sometimes there's the excuse of reducing bloat.
  But I can't believe that support for the view-source pseudoprotocol can
 be such bloat that M$ has decided to get rid of it.

Ignoring your tirade for the moment, I've figured out the Download as Zip
Archive issue.  Trac devs decided to give finer-grained control over what
dirs/files can be downloaded, and made the entire feature a configurable
option in the environment's .ini file.  Bindings Trac env was created before
this, so the option needed to be added after the upgrade.

So, for bindings, I've enabled trunk/* which will show the Zip Archive
download link in each of the sub-folders, such as your interest, win32.

hth,
BA