I'm currently in the process of adding all packages in core/base to the 'base' group. The new cvs-{core, extra} dirs are in my homedir on maia, as are the new/fixed /arch/db* & webdb scripts. Pending tasks (I don't have the right permissions to do this): *) create /home/ftp/core/os/ppc and /home/ftp/core/os/ppc/setup *) move the db* scripts to /arch *) replace /home/cvs-extra with the version in my homedir *) move cvs-core from my homedir to /home *) create new cvs-core group and chown cvs-{extra,core} recursively *) update rsyncd & cvsd configs *) run /arch/db-{core,extra} as armin (my staging dirs are bursting, heh) The webdb scripts should be updated once I'm through with rebuilding and the iso. I mentioned this in a previous mail already: I'm against symlinking current/ to core/ for backwards compatibility like official Arch did apparently. Instead I propose to put pacman, libarchive and libdownload packages into ftp/current/ (without the ppc tags) and let them stay there for some months. -Armin Am Donnerstag, den 27.09.2007, 15:34 +0200 schrieb Alexander Baldeck:
Hey all,
just wondered if anybody was already working on this?
Cheers,
-J
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