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"KS" == Kay Sievers [off-list ref] writes:
KS> Before someone asks: kernel.org needs to wait until cogito has catched up and
KS> released a new version and it is installed on the machines.
Just from curiosity, does anybody runs (need to run) Cogito on
kernel.org machine(s)? Or is it that gitweb depends on Cogito,
not running directly on top of Plumbing?
On Thu, May 26, 2005 at 01:51:36PM -0700, Junio C Hamano wrote:
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"KS" == Kay Sievers [off-list ref] writes:
KS> Before someone asks: kernel.org needs to wait until cogito has catched up and
KS> released a new version and it is installed on the machines.
Just from curiosity, does anybody runs (need to run) Cogito on
kernel.org machine(s)? Or is it that gitweb depends on Cogito,
not running directly on top of Plumbing?
The cgi doesn't need it. Cogito has the spec file and the Mekefile
with support for it - that was the reason the RPM made it on the machines
there.
Splitting the git-core stuff completely out of Cogito and install
Cogito with a dependency on the git package is the only sane option I
think.
Kay