On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 01:19, Aaron Griffin wrote:

Hey guys, The most recent CVS is synced to gerolde and is part of the web-based viewer, so I'm checking to see if it's ok to remove the CVS repo from sigurd and leave it on the main archlinux.org server for posterity. I believe we have an anonymous cvs pserver running on gerolde still (Roman, can you confirm) so that it can still be accessed.

No, I cannot access it. $ CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous:anonymous@archlinux.org:/srv/cvs/cvs-extra cvs checkout extra cvs [checkout aborted]: connect to archlinux.org(66.211.213.17):2401 failed: Connection refused And as I understood from your last reply in Ohloh thread - it's either not turned on or misconfigured (not sure if you meant pserver for aur. or cvs. domain though) So please check the status of pserver. It would be nice to have old history imported by Ohloh. -- Roman Kyrylych (Роман Кирилич)

On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Roman Kyrylych wrote:

On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 01:19, Aaron Griffin wrote:

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Side note: I'm syncing community svn now, and will enable it in the web viewer

Is it finished already? http://repos.archlinux.org/viewvc.cgi/?root=community An Exception Has Occurred

Yeah I know - the community svn repo was made with a newer version of SVN that the webviewer can't read until we upgrade SVN on gerolde.

Hello! In the advanced search, I can't see such a searching options, and i don't think there is more advanced searching facility :) But you can write a program/script to save the newly submitted packages from AUR home site, and store them on your local machine, but it's a bit of hack ;) But wait for more experienced TU/Devel/User! Best Regards, Laszlo Papp

Stefan Husmann wrote:

zachsmith022@gmail.com schrieb:

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I see that new packages are tagged "new" in the list on the AUR Home page. How can I browse newly added packages by date and see the packages that have been added in the last month, for example? I want to exclude packages that are just recent updates.

Hello

select "advanced" and "sord by", there you can scroll dow to "age". Then choose "ascending" or "descending".

The "new" does not in first mean, that these packages are newly updated, but that they are submitted for the first time.

Regards Stefan

Thank you Stefan but I would like to sort by the "First Submitted" date. This will help me see what packages have been newly submitted and not show the ones that have been updated only.