On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 12:08:23PM -0400, Edward Capriolo wrote: > Adrian -- The site is a work in progress. The counter intuitive thing > I am doing is trying to avoid a wiki. We will see how it works out. > There are some things on the site that may be useful to people. (The > work I did patching Gluster & Fuse for example) I will cut down the > dead links over the next few days to reduce confusion. feel free to use pages on the linux-vserver wiki for Linux-VServer related stuff :) > Ed W -- I will look into GIT. The largest problem I have faced is not > source code management, it has been testing. Most of this is due to > the application itself. IMHO do not bother too much with revision management unless you think it is really beneficial for you or your project :) > The most of the code can only be tested on a system that has Linux > VServer. For example, a process needs to create a Volume Group, format > it, add an IP to a system by adding a file to /etc/sysconfig, install > a VServer on it and update a meta information store. I am very > dependent on components outside the IDE. Most times I have to deploy > before testing. maybe kvm or qemu is a good choice to get reliable and more important recreateable testing up and running without too much efford .. if you need tips there, feel free to bother me :) best, Herbert > Not to say that my source code management does not need work as well. > > Check back every few days :)