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- Odin Omdal Hørthe likes this.
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How on earth did someone think Mono was a sensible solution for what's basically wrapping git+inotify?
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@psquid Must. Not. Reimplement. In. Python.
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@boneidol you misunderstood me. I was warning against discussing it on here. I couldn't care less about mono or what people think of it.
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@robmyers reading http://www.fsf.org/news/dont-depend-on-mono and http://www.fsf.org/news/2009-07-mscp-mono I guess they're still the issues
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Unison can be a good substitute for many of those use cases. A private dropbox. I'm using it with great success ;-)
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@psquid https://github.com/yamatt/bagmify fixed it. Patches welcome.
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@yamatt: i have to try bagmify sooo bad
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@xsteadfastx sarcasm doesn't come across so well on the internet :)
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@yamatt: no sarcasm at all...i would love to try it...but i suck big time with git and need more docs...like what to start where...
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@xsteadfastx oh, cool. Bit too much to go through here. Sign up to github the documentation is amazing. Can't go wrong.
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@xsteadfastx I'll write a how-to in my wiki tonight.
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@yamatt: i even have a git repo for sparkleshare...can i use that one?
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@xsteadfastx your Sparkleshare instance writes to a git repo?
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@yamatt: yes...
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@xsteadfastx didn't realise it worked like that. You can certainly use the same repo, but you'll have to change 2 bits of code in Bagmify.
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@xsteadfastx bagmiy will only push to a remote called bagmify you'll have to find what remote name ss uses and change bagmify to use that.
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@xsteadfastx I designed it that way so you couldn't accidentally start syncronising any old git repository.
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@xsteadfastx actually just specify the sparkleshare repo on first run of bagmify and it should be ok.
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@yamatt: i dont have time today but tomorrow i will give it a try...do i have to run the same command on all clients?
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@xsteadfastx should be the same as long as the paths are the same.
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can you please help me with bagmify? i would love to use it but im such a idiot with git
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on my server i created a git repo but when i want to use it on the client over ssh it doesnt work at all
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@xsteadfastx sounds like a git problem to me. First can you push to the repo?
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@xsteadfastx maintaining your own git server/repo is not an easy task. It's why I'm now using github for all my code.
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@kevingranade it's just swapping one kind of pain for another ;)
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Didn't Sparkleshare commit suicide last year?
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@yamatt Ooh, I'd forgotten about this. Must remember to give it a whirl today.
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@psquid let me know how it goes.
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