Paul TBBle Hampson <Paul.Hampson@Pobox.com> wrote:
If you're willing to do that, it would be much easier, and I suspect better. I could also practice with Tailor on a faster machine than my web server. ^_^
I can get you a tar file, too. I've occasionally rsync'd the repository in the past.
The main reason I've rejected Subversion so far (despite having actually been leaning towards it twelve months ago, last time I raised this) is that it's not distributed.
And it has *huge* dependencies.
It basically fails to meet my usecase, of not polluting upstream with Debian-specific detail like not llinking OpenSSL.
If the FreeRADIUS developers agree that linking with OpenSSL is OK, then it's OK. I'll post a separate message, and based on feedback, update the LICENSE file.
If I maintain a local branch of the remote repository, I can then branch off _that_ meaning I only need to update against the remote branch once each.
Monoton does inter-branch diff's & merges *very* nicely
I'll add Monotone to my list of programs to try, at Alan's suggestion. I will also add SVN, but that might take more time to set up access to, as I believe it needs its own modules to serve. (Then again, so might Monotone and Mercurial. ^_^)
Monotone has it's own DB. Hmm.. I'll see if I can set up a monotone repository on one of my machines, and keep it updated via a cron job. Alan DeKok.