nnslashdot?

nnslashdot?

[Bruce Z. Lysik]

Hi guys,

Any chance we could get snapshots of nnslashdot somewhere for those of
us with low bandwidth and don't want to check out the entire CVS tree?

Thanks.

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Re: nnslashdot?

[Kai Großjohann]

Bruce Z. Lysik <eldrik@logrus.com> writes:

> Any chance we could get snapshots of nnslashdot somewhere for those of
> us with low bandwidth and don't want to check out the entire CVS tree?

If you know the file name, you use normal CVS commands to just check
out that file.  But the bandwidth will be allocated just once, after
that only diffs are transferred.  I think.

kai
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Re: nnslashdot?

[Bruce Z. Lysik]

>>>>> "K" == Kai Großjohann <Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE> writes:

    K> If you know the file name, you use normal CVS commands to just
    K> check out that file.  But the bandwidth will be allocated just
    K> once, after that only diffs are transferred.  I think.

I figured it was nnslashdot.el, but no idea the path or anything.  CVS 
doesn't have the ability to browse the tree, from what I can see.

I suppose I can just grab the whole thing once sometime.

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Re: nnslashdot?

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

eldrik@logrus.com (Bruce Z. Lysik) writes:

> Any chance we could get snapshots of nnslashdot somewhere for those of
> us with low bandwidth and don't want to check out the entire CVS tree?

You need more than just nnslashdot; there's been changes all over to
encompass the extended group name thing.

(Er.  And weren't we to go to Gnus 5.8 this week?  *erk*  Feature
freeze, where is thy sting?)

Anyway, CVS is the way to go.  Once you've checked out the CVS tree
once, getting updates is much, much faster than pulling down the
entire 1MB Gnus tar.gz package.

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