[ccan] Upload code module

[Adam Kennedy]

I would be a good idea to greatly limit the number of upload types.

This is mainly because every format we want to support ALSO has to be
supported in the client, and as a result bloats out the dependencies
of the client (unless we repackage the distros).

So I for one wouldn't mind starting with only tarballs... bz doesn't
really give a huge benefit, given the low number of downloads we
forsee during the initial period.

Adam K

2008/6/25 dinesh g <g.dinesh.cse at gmail.com>:
> Hi Rusty,
>
> You can now upload any .tar/.tar.gz/tar.bz2 in the site. Any uploaded code
> first will store at temprepo directory and after running ccanlint on
> uploaded code, if it gets score 2/2 it will move the code to testrepo
> directory. Otherwise it will be in temprepo directory. Any concerns with
> this?
>
> What are other types of file should be allowed to upload? and should
> ccanlint run on these file types also?
>
> If any user upload a file, where to store it? Currently i storing extracted
> files in to testrepo directly like in ccan repo now.
>
> And i am not able to delete files in http://ccan.ozlabs.org/dinesh/. I used
> --delete option in rsync but it says permission denied.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Dinesh
>
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