Thread: wxWindows directories merge on Snake
Dear friends, To avoid confusion, I did the following changes on Snake: 1) I moved my stuff into a http://snake.pgadmin.org/jean-michel directory. Do not use the RPMs in this directory, they are mostly ***not compatible*** with pgAdmin3. Actually, these RPMs do not even compile! 2) http://snake.pgadmin.org/wxwindows now lists all wxWindows-pgAdmin3-* tarballs and patches with comments. 3) As a result, I removed the empty http://snake.pgadmin.org/snapshots/wxWindows If there is a better solution, do not hesitate to apply it. Best regards, Jean-Michel
> -----Original Message----- > From: Jean-Michel POURE [mailto:jm@poure.com] > Sent: 13 October 2003 10:44 > To: Raphaël Enrici; Andreas Pflug; Dave Page > Cc: pgadmin-hackers > Subject: wxWindows directories merge on Snake > > Dear friends, > > To avoid confusion, I did the following changes on Snake: I'm even more confused now. /snapshots/wxwindows should contain the version and previous versions of wxWindows that the development team are workingwith (and building the snapshots against). /ftp/wxwindows should contain *only* the version of wxWindows that we release versions of pgAdmin against. The ftp directoryis mirrored and definitely *should not* have arbitrary versions of wx under it. Please remove all except 20030831. > 1) I moved my stuff into a > http://snake.pgadmin.org/jean-michel directory. > Do not use the RPMs in this directory, they are mostly ***not > compatible*** with pgAdmin3. Actually, these RPMs do not even compile! So why are they on Snake? If they're not for use with pgAdmin or don't compile, please delete them. There's 160Mb of spacewasted there. If you are using that area as a working directory, please use your home directory. Regards, Dave.
Hi Dave, > /snapshots/wxwindows should contain the version and previous versions of > wxWindows that the development team are working with (and building the > snapshots against). Fixed. > /ftp/wxwindows should contain *only* the version of wxWindows that we > release versions of pgAdmin against. The ftp directory is mirrored and > definitely *should not* have arbitrary versions of wx under it. Please > remove all except 20030831. I deleted the new RPMs. > > 1) I moved my stuff into a > > http://snake.pgadmin.org/jean-michel directory. > > Do not use the RPMs in this directory, they are mostly ***not > > compatible*** with pgAdmin3. Actually, these RPMs do not even compile! > So why are they on Snake? If they're not for use with pgAdmin or don't > compile, please delete them. There's 160Mb of space wasted there. If you > are using that area as a working directory, please use your home directory. Because I need some place to upload the packages. If the name "jean-michel" is confusing, I will set up a web server somewhere else. But this would be sad. I upload the build logs to show the wx guys their RPMs don't work. Otherwize, they wron't admit it. Cheers, Jean-Michel
> -----Original Message----- > From: Jean-Michel POURE [mailto:jm@poure.com] > Sent: 13 October 2003 15:24 > To: Dave Page; Raphaël Enrici; Andreas Pflug > Cc: pgadmin-hackers > Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] wxWindows directories merge on Snake > > Hi Dave, > > > /snapshots/wxwindows should contain the version and > previous versions > > of wxWindows that the development team are working with > (and building > > the snapshots against). > > Fixed. Thanks. > > /ftp/wxwindows should contain *only* the version of > wxWindows that we > > release versions of pgAdmin against. The ftp directory is > mirrored and > > definitely *should not* have arbitrary versions of wx under > it. Please > > remove all except 20030831. > > I deleted the new RPMs. Thanks. > Because I need some place to upload the packages. If the name > "jean-michel" is confusing, I will set up a web server > somewhere else. But this would be sad. > I upload the build logs to show the wx guys their RPMs don't > work. Otherwize, they wron't admit it. I don't mind you using it for that, but 160Mb of logs seems excessive to convince people that there's a problem. What elseis in there? Are you only uploading logs when things actually go wrong? Regards, Dave.
Le Lundi 13 Octobre 2003 16:30, Dave Page a écrit : > I don't mind you using it for that, but 160Mb of logs seems excessive to > convince people that there's a problem. What else is in there? Are you only > uploading logs when things actually go wrong? I deleted previous builds and will upload only daily builds from now in http://snake.pgadmin.org/jean-michel. Warning: do not use the RPMs from this directory. wxWindows packaging scheme is extremely complicated. There are several ports (base, gtk, gtk2, x11, etc...) and two sets of RPMs for each port (unicode, non-unicode): wx-base, wx-base-unicode wx-gtk wx-gtk2, wx-gtk2-unicode wx-x11, wx-x11-unicode Each set has 3 to 6 RPMs. There are 3 distros (RH, MKK, SUSE). This makes a lot of RPMs... Jean-Michel.