[aur-general] Package Removal Request: glc
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=16947 Since GLC moved from its old site to github, there aren't any (or I can't find any) tarballs of glc, so now the only way to download it is via git, but since I already maintain the glc-git package, that makes this package reduntant and unneeded.
Hello, Austin Beatty:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=16947
Since GLC moved from its old site to github, there aren't any (or I can't find any) tarballs of glc, so now the only way to download it is via git,
You can download tarballs from a Github repository by clicking the "downloads" button. When looking at a specific commit in the repository, you can also download a tarball of the repository at the time of the commit. -- Wieland
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 1:35 AM, Wieland Hoffmann <themineo@googlemail.com>wrote:
Hello, Austin Beatty:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=16947
Since GLC moved from its old site to github, there aren't any (or I can't find any) tarballs of glc, so now the only way to download it is via git,
You can download tarballs from a Github repository by clicking the "downloads" button. When looking at a specific commit in the repository, you can also download a tarball of the repository at the time of the commit.
-- Wieland
Okay I found that, but the PKGBUILD doesn't like to use that because wget and the redirection used in those URLs just kinda screws everything up, and the fact is that the glc-git package gives almost the exact same thing (actually I think it might be the same, I don't think there have been any changes since the 0.5.8 stable release, this is a relatively inactive project at the moment). Basically, what I'm saying is that I understand if you guys decide not to delete this package, but I no longer feel like maintaining it right now, so I'll be disowning it, and it will just be sitting in the AUR in its current broken state. Since the glc-git package provides with the exact same thing in the end, I'll just focus on that from now on.
i'v tested a lot of mcabber-module* in aur, and juste "on" is good... -> Perhaps the git server need run "git update-server-info" All is on the same git: http://isbear.unixzone.org.ua Can you delete: mcabber-module-avatar-git mcabber-module-activity-git mcabber-module-beep-git mcabber-module-disco-git mcabber-module-eventcmd-git mcabber-module-fifo-git mcabber-module-geoloc-git mcabber-module-help-git mcabber-module-ibb-git mcabber-module-lua-git mcabber-module-marking-git mcabber-module-mood-git mcabber-module-mpd-git mcabber-module-notifymsg-git mcabber-module-pep-git mcabber-module-ping-git mcabber-module-tune-git mcabber-module-urlopen-git mcabber-module-yaubil-git ----> mcabber-module-jingle-git appear GOOD. don't touch him plz :) Thx. caemir.
On Mon, May 02, 2011 at 08:35:12PM -0700, Austin Beatty wrote:
Okay I found that, but the PKGBUILD doesn't like to use that because wget and the redirection used in those URLs just kinda screws everything up
The default URL is `https', which has `--no-check-certificate' in makepkg.conf. However, you always can patch makepkg.conf to include it for http, which is redirected to https (a patch is attached). -- Cheers, -- Kwpolska (http://kwpolska.co.cc) O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html mail - www.asciiribbon.org
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 3:27 AM, Kwpolska <kwpolska@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, May 02, 2011 at 08:35:12PM -0700, Austin Beatty wrote:
Okay I found that, but the PKGBUILD doesn't like to use that because wget and the redirection used in those URLs just kinda screws everything up
The default URL is `https', which has `--no-check-certificate' in makepkg.conf. However, you always can patch makepkg.conf to include it for http, which is redirected to https (a patch is attached).
-- Cheers, -- Kwpolska (http://kwpolska.co.cc) O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html mail - www.asciiribbon.org
I don't think the problem is related to the https, the problem is that it saves the files just called "stable" rather than glc.tar.gz or whatever, and since I need to have multiple files and it wants to save them all to the file, it doesn't work. Yeah, I could get all hacky and not put the files under sources and manually download them with wget and the -O option, but that's not ideal and I honestly don't care anymore at this point. Thanks for the tip though.
Hello, Austin Beatty:
I don't think the problem is related to the https, the problem is that it saves the files just called "stable" rather than glc.tar.gz or whatever, and since I need to have multiple files and it wants to save them all to the file, it doesn't work. Yeah, I could get all hacky and not put the files under sources and manually download them with wget and the -O option, but that's not ideal and I honestly don't care anymore at this point. Thanks for the tip though.
You can specify a filename in the source array. man PKGBUILD:
source=('filename::url')
-- Wieland
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 3:44 AM, Wieland Hoffmann <themineo@googlemail.com>wrote:
Hello, Austin Beatty:
I don't think the problem is related to the https, the problem is that it saves the files just called "stable" rather than glc.tar.gz or whatever, and since I need to have multiple files and it wants to save them all to the file, it doesn't work. Yeah, I could get all hacky and not put the files under sources and manually download them with wget and the -O option, but that's not ideal and I honestly don't care anymore at this point. Thanks for the tip though.
You can specify a filename in the source array.
man PKGBUILD:
source=('filename::url')
-- Wieland
Oh, that's cool, I didn't know that. That should do the trick, thanks :) I'll probably end up readopting fixing it up over the weekend then, assuming I have time.
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Austin Beatty
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caemir
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Kwpolska
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Wieland Hoffmann