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Nov 28 06:38:07 <Revenger> hoi. just wanted to let you know. optware runs perfect on a LG N2B1 / N2R1 NAS with only one extra command before bootstrapping :->
Nov 28 19:00:58 <CIA-9> 03bzhou * r12100 10optware/trunk/make/libxml2.mk: libxml2: 2.7.7 -> 2.7.8
Nov 28 20:15:59 <CIA-9> 03bzhou * r12101 10optware/trunk/ (make/python27.mk sources/python27/Makefile.pre.in.patch): python27: 2.7 -> 2.7.1
Nov 28 20:17:12 <CIA-9> 03bzhou * r12102 10optware/trunk/ (3 files in 2 dirs): python3: 3.1.2 -> 3.1.3
Nov 28 22:15:10 <kha0tic> anyone awake in this channel?
Nov 28 22:20:08 <kha0tic> some assistance with a commit would be appreciated...
Nov 28 22:21:01 <Reedy> what's up?
Nov 28 22:21:25 <kha0tic> i've not done a commit yet, so i'd prefer not to screw it up
Nov 28 22:21:37 <kha0tic> i've updated the iptables package again
Nov 28 22:21:43 <kha0tic> for optware that is
Nov 28 22:22:00 <kha0tic> need to commit the make file and a patch file
Nov 28 22:26:28 <kha0tic> you there Reedy?
Nov 28 22:26:54 <Reedy> mhmm
Nov 28 22:28:05 <kha0tic> ok...so, my question is, i do a "svn add" for the files modified and added, then a "svn commit -m comments", right?
Nov 28 22:34:24 <Reedy> nope
Nov 28 22:34:34 <Reedy> svn add only for new files only
Nov 28 22:34:46 <Reedy> that puts them under change control
Nov 28 22:35:00 <kha0tic> ok...svn add <new file>
Nov 28 22:35:03 <Reedy> mhmm
Nov 28 22:35:04 <kha0tic> then svn commit
Nov 28 22:35:09 <Reedy> you'd probably find it easier to just svn commit (no further parameters), and get a full text editor
Nov 28 22:35:13 <Reedy> if you do svn diff after the add
Nov 28 22:35:17 <Reedy> it'll show you all your changes
Nov 28 22:35:33 <kha0tic> ok
Nov 28 22:37:03 <kha0tic> ok, so if i just do a commit, how does the new file get added?
Nov 28 22:38:32 <kha0tic> sorry, i'm noobish with svn...prefer to ask rather than break things
Nov 28 22:39:49 <kha0tic> ah ok. i think i understood you. do the svn add
Nov 28 22:39:57 <kha0tic> then do svn commit with no parameters
Nov 28 22:40:16 <kha0tic> then it will give me an editor to put in comments
Nov 28 22:40:22 <kha0tic> then do the svn diff
Nov 28 22:45:25 <Reedy> nooo
Nov 28 22:45:31 <Reedy> do svn diff before commit
Nov 28 22:45:34 <Reedy> svn add new file
Nov 28 22:45:35 <Reedy> svn diff
Nov 28 22:45:36 <Reedy> svn ci
Nov 28 22:46:05 <kha0tic> got it...
Nov 28 22:46:07 <kha0tic> thanks
Nov 28 22:52:52 <CIA-9> 03kha0tic * r12103 10optware/trunk/ (3 files in 2 dirs): iptables: update to version 1.4.10, add support for l7 protocols and ipp2p modules
Nov 28 22:53:01 <kha0tic> ok done
Nov 28 22:54:56 <kha0tic> thanks for the assistance Reedy
Nov 28 22:55:03 <Reedy> np :)
Nov 28 22:56:14 <kha0tic> am i supposed to announce on the mailing list?
Nov 28 22:56:34 <Reedy> I never do..
Nov 28 22:56:37 <kha0tic> k
Nov 28 23:03:52 <ka6sox> kha0tic, I just watch here (or look to see if optware as a later one)
Nov 28 23:06:53 <CIA-9> 03reedy * r12104 10optware/trunk/make/ (652 files): 
Nov 28 23:06:53 <CIA-9> Set svn:eol-style native on files not having it
Nov 28 23:06:53 <CIA-9> Remove keywords Id (it's svn:keywords Id)
Nov 28 23:07:50 <kha0tic> i didn't follow you ka6sox?
Nov 28 23:11:43 <ka6sox> kha0tic, there isn't a list really that people announce updates on...
Nov 28 23:12:06 <ka6sox> HopsNBarley, you about?
Nov 28 23:13:26 <kha0tic> ah ok...i was referring to the nslu2-developers list...
Nov 28 23:14:52 <ka6sox> thats probably something that could go to the regular list for a wider distribution.
Nov 29 01:19:20 <CIA-9> 03bzhou * r12105 10optware/trunk/make/py-lepl.mk: py-lepl: 4.3.3 -> 4.3.4
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