Re: what to do when missing files?

[guenther <guenther rudersport de>]

Pleas keep list posts on-list. At least reply to all. Thanks. :)

On Fri, 2006-05-19 at 13:37 -0700, Stephen Mirowski wrote:
> guenther wrote:
> >> I was wonder what I should do if a file is not found available on the 
> >> web site where garnome is looking.  The server seems to be missing 
> >> iso-codes. 
> >
> > Yup, known issue, unfortunately. The released tarball actually has been
> > *removed* from the FTP server, rather than simply adding a new
> > release... *sigh*
> >
> > You can find all the files necessary to update to iso-codes 0.51 in our
> > CVS repository. There is an easy way to browse it, too:
[...]

> After failing to mod the Stable version to use the newer ISO, I am just 
> using the daily CVS.  So far, so good.

NOTE, the daily CVS snapshots are from CVS HEAD, which is the *unstable*
GNOME 2.15.x development branch currently.

If you substituted the bootstrap/iso-codes files by the ones in that
tarball *only*, this is just fine (they are identical in both branches,
stable and development). If you started building that snapshot from
scratch, this most likely is *not* what you want!

...guenther


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