Re: Where can i download the latest trads (or trads.rb) from?

On 05/10/10 12:41, Camille Huot wrote:
> You can grab the trads release I downloaded before I patched it
> according to my needs:
> 
> http://files.cameuh.net/trads-200604071846.tgz

thanks!

i have attached the diff on trads.rb from my to your snapshot, if you're
curious.

sebastian

diff --git a/rb/trads.rb b/rb/trads.rb
index 606a24a..db4510e 100755
--- a/rb/trads.rb
+++ b/rb/trads.rb
 <at>  <at>  -206,7 +206,7  <at>  <at>  class TTrads
       return diff if diff and r1==diff[0][0] and r2==diff[0][1] # We have already done the diff

       # Get history log
-      cmd = "cd #{ <at> ttrad.localcvs}; cvs -z0 log -r#{ <at> sync.succ}:#{ <at> rev} #{ <at> path}/#{ <at> ttrad.langfrom}/#{ <at> subdir}#{ <at> filename}"
+      cmd = "cd #{ <at> ttrad.localcvs}; cvs -z3 log -r#{ <at> sync.succ}:#{ <at> rev} #{ <at> path}/#{ <at> ttrad.langfrom}/#{ <at> subdir}#{ <at> filename}"
       # Run cvs command
 # DEBUG begin
 #  read from local file cvs.log instead (no need to load actual cvs)
 <at>  <at>  -228,7 +228,7  <at>  <at>  class TTrads
       end

Re: Where can i download the latest trads (or trads.rb) from?

On 05/10/10 19:16, Joshua Saddler wrote:
> All you can do is check archive.org. That's what I had to do when I recovered a text-only version of the Gorg
howto. Had to completely XMLify it from scratch, and do the editing all over again.
> 
> Anything else you're looking for should be on archive.org, too -- just use the Wayback Machine link at the top.

So he lost both the domain and the content?

Sebastian