Thanks for the info! Actually, the "access yummir via web" chunk I
refer to is just a web-based human interface that you'd probably run at
your site (tummy.com) that would show the world "hey this repository
over here is always up to date" and "hey this other repository isn't,
blech." Not entirely useful, just sort-of like a list that people can
look at and say "ooh, that's neat" or "krap, my repository isn't listed"
or "dang, my repository hasn't updated itself in how long?"
Peter
Sean Reifschneider wrote:
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 01:50:53PM -0600, Peter Smith wrote:
"access yummir via web" chunk that lets you look at the current list of
repositories and/or their current state(s).
That shouldn't be necessary. The list of repositories is on your
system, downloaded from the published list on the web-site, so that's
already there.
It's just that the process of updating that list right now is manual.
