For those who are not subscribed to the commits ML, here's the latest batch of packages that were removed from extra in the current cleanup:
Completely removed: edb
Moved to community: divx4linux freetype1 gpsdrive
Moved to unsupported: bidwatcher blam cccp cplay cvsfs dcd epic4 galeon gentoo gnet1 grcm ircii-pana lam lib3ds libast libtrash madplay prozilla ptabtools samplicator chgres xforms libping dump lineak_defaultplugin lineak_xosdplugin lineakd lprng castle-combat service-discovery-applet
Eric Belanger wrote:
For those who are not subscribed to the commits ML, here's the latest batch of packages that were removed from extra in the current cleanup:
Completely removed: edb
Moved to community: divx4linux freetype1 gpsdrive
Moved to unsupported: bidwatcher blam cccp cplay cvsfs dcd epic4 galeon gentoo gnet1 grcm ircii-pana lam lib3ds libast libtrash madplay prozilla ptabtools samplicator chgres xforms libping dump
Why is xfsdump (to dump xfs) in core but dump (for ext2/3) in unsupported?
It seems we should support dump for filesystems we support. I'll take dump into core if desired. Or we could move xfsdump and dump both into extra.
- P
On Nov 27, 2007 7:33 AM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
Why is xfsdump (to dump xfs) in core but dump (for ext2/3) in unsupported?
Because no one brought this point up earlier 8)
It seems we should support dump for filesystems we support. I'll take dump into core if desired. Or we could move xfsdump and dump both into extra.
I agree we should stay consistent, but how important are these apps? I know I've never used or heard of anyone using them. I'd guess they're recovery type tools, but we have a lot of those in extra already. Would anyone have a problem with both of them being in extra?
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Nov 27, 2007 7:33 AM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
Why is xfsdump (to dump xfs) in core but dump (for ext2/3) in unsupported?
Because no one brought this point up earlier 8)
It seems we should support dump for filesystems we support. I'll take dump into core if desired. Or we could move xfsdump and dump both into extra.
I agree we should stay consistent, but how important are these apps? I know I've never used or heard of anyone using them. I'd guess they're recovery type tools, but we have a lot of those in extra already. Would anyone have a problem with both of them being in extra?
I think having both in extra would be fine. If someone moves xfsdump, I'll bring dump up from unsupported to extra and maintain it.
- P
On Nov 27, 2007 2:33 PM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Nov 27, 2007 7:33 AM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
It seems we should support dump for filesystems we support. I'll take dump into core if desired. Or we could move xfsdump and dump both into extra.
I agree we should stay consistent, but how important are these apps? I know I've never used or heard of anyone using them. I'd guess they're recovery type tools, but we have a lot of those in extra already. Would anyone have a problem with both of them being in extra?
I think having both in extra would be fine. If someone moves xfsdump, I'll bring dump up from unsupported to extra and maintain it.
Done, moved xfsdump to extra.
On Nov 27, 2007 3:04 PM, Aaron Griffin aaronmgriffin@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 27, 2007 2:33 PM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
Aaron Griffin wrote:
On Nov 27, 2007 7:33 AM, Paul Mattal paul@mattal.com wrote:
It seems we should support dump for filesystems we support. I'll take dump into core if desired. Or we could move xfsdump and dump both into extra.
I agree we should stay consistent, but how important are these apps? I know I've never used or heard of anyone using them. I'd guess they're recovery type tools, but we have a lot of those in extra already. Would anyone have a problem with both of them being in extra?
I think having both in extra would be fine. If someone moves xfsdump, I'll bring dump up from unsupported to extra and maintain it.
Done, moved xfsdump to extra.
xfsdump needs a rebuild to remove its groups entry, since it is no longer in base.
-Dan
On Nov 28, 2007 12:24 PM, Dan McGee dpmcgee@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 27, 2007 3:04 PM, Aaron Griffin aaronmgriffin@gmail.com wrote:
Done, moved xfsdump to extra.
xfsdump needs a rebuild to remove its groups entry, since it is no longer in base.
Done. Good catch
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