Sourceforge, phase 1 (was: ITP)
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Roland Mas (2000-12-05 19:52:24 +0100) :
> Phase 1 (package revisions 2.0-0phase1v1 to 2.0-0phase1v<$BIGNUM>)
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> This phase will concentrate on the web services that only involve PHP
> and the database. This includes account and project creation and
> management, the bug-tracking system, the task manager, the forums, the
> support manager, the user's page and the software map. Probably also
> the patch manager and the news system, maybe the doc manager.
Well, I dunnit. Before giving you the URL, a short disclaimer,
though.
The package I made will probably not work as expected. It won't
even install. It will break your system. It will drink your beer,
then go away with your wife and your money.
Call me inhuman, but I don't really care about the last sentence.
I'll be very interested in feedback and bug-reports, though. I know
there are lintian errors (with debconf), but according to Ben Collins:
"<BenC> Lo-lan-do: yes, just ignore it". There is a warning too, but
I'll ignore it too (the file isn't even a copy of a well-known
license).
I've been rather careful with the scripts, but I'm just a NM
applicant, so be tolerant. Or rather, do not be tolerant, and whack
me with my errors until I understand them and stop doing them.
Now the brave can wake up from my boring speech and use the
following sources-lines:
deb http://roland.mas.free.fr/debian/ unstable main
deb-src http://roland.mas.free.fr/debian/ unstable main
The package is named "sourceforge", quite simply. You basically
install the package, answer the debconf questions, then point a
browser to the URL you gave debconf, and voilà, you should be able to
log in as admin, create another user, create projects, and use some
of the functionalities described above.
Please have fun. And if you don't, tell me why.
Roland.
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Roland Mas
Qu'est-ce qui est jaune, qui pèse deux cents kilos et qui chante ?
Un canari. Belle bête, pas vrai ?
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