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I've put up a GH repository of mongrel2 with its dependencies included. Compiling and installing should be as simple as typing: make all install PREFIX=$HOME

I've put up a GH repository of mongrel2 with its dependencies included. Compiling and installing should be as simple as typing: make all install PREFIX=$HOME/opt/mongrel2 http://github.com/bnoordhuis/mongrel2 http://github.com/bnoordhuis/mongrel2

nailer 16y ago
First, thanks! From your commit log: > Disable target install-py for now, it requires sudo. Agreed: re: disabling app that needs root unnecessarily. I don't want anything fucking with my OS python. Have you considered having it simply call pip instead, so it installs to the current virtualenv?
- bnoordhuis 16y ago
  I hadn't but I probably should have. Reading through the pip documentation as we speak - if you have some quick pointers, don't hesitate to post them.
- zedshaw 16y ago
  We should revist this. It's mostly for convenience since lots of people just put the m2sh stuff wherever everything else goes. Problem is that screws up virtualenv folks. Any ideas on it other than disabling?
  - baq 16y ago
    everything else goes into virtualenvs or user bin/pythonpath; python stuff is unfortunately too fragile to put everything in one place.
    - nailer 16y ago
      It's not so much about Python being fragile, it's more that the OS - Linux in particular - uses Python itself, and modules can modify the behavior and break it. (same things if you used Puppet to manage your configs and broke your OS Ruby). Keeping everything in one dir also makes deployment way simpler.
aslakhellesoy 16y ago
How will Zed merge your changes back to his fossil repo, and how will you merge his changes back to git? I'm not sure I understand the motivation for putting the code on github unless changes can flow both ways.
- zedshaw 16y ago
  Actually there's already a few git mirrors I'll pull from if people tell me to. I then have a few branches from the fossil repo that have the git stuff in them. Works pretty easily actually. But, I really should just follow this so I can get the changes as an email.
- xiongchiamiov 16y ago
  It'd be nice if someone wrote a fossil<->git bridge, since there are (multiple) foo<->git bridges for most other values of foo: https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Interfaces,_frontends,_and_tools#Interaction_with_other_Revision_Control_Systems https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Interfaces,_frontends,...

nailer 16y ago

First, thanks! From your commit log: > Disable target install-py for now, it requires sudo. Agreed: re: disabling app that needs root unnecessarily. I don't want anything fucking with my OS python. Have you considered having it simply call pip instead, so it installs to the current virtualenv?

bnoordhuis 16y ago
I hadn't but I probably should have. Reading through the pip documentation as we speak - if you have some quick pointers, don't hesitate to post them.
zedshaw 16y ago
We should revist this. It's mostly for convenience since lots of people just put the m2sh stuff wherever everything else goes. Problem is that screws up virtualenv folks. Any ideas on it other than disabling?
- baq 16y ago
  everything else goes into virtualenvs or user bin/pythonpath; python stuff is unfortunately too fragile to put everything in one place.
  - nailer 16y ago
    It's not so much about Python being fragile, it's more that the OS - Linux in particular - uses Python itself, and modules can modify the behavior and break it. (same things if you used Puppet to manage your configs and broke your OS Ruby). Keeping everything in one dir also makes deployment way simpler.

aslakhellesoy 16y ago

How will Zed merge your changes back to his fossil repo, and how will you merge his changes back to git? I'm not sure I understand the motivation for putting the code on github unless changes can flow both ways.

zedshaw 16y ago
Actually there's already a few git mirrors I'll pull from if people tell me to. I then have a few branches from the fossil repo that have the git stuff in them. Works pretty easily actually. But, I really should just follow this so I can get the changes as an email.
xiongchiamiov 16y ago
It'd be nice if someone wrote a fossil<->git bridge, since there are (multiple) foo<->git bridges for most other values of foo: https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Interfaces,_frontends,_and_tools#Interaction_with_other_Revision_Control_Systems https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Interfaces,_frontends,...