Re: GNOME hosting

[Elliot Lee <sopwith redhat com>]

On 8 Mar 2001, Martin Baulig wrote:

> "Chris J. DiBona" <chris dibona com> writes:
>
> > yes, history of old packages is important. It's why we created sourceforge
> > in the first place, we'd go to find old packages and they wouldn't be easy
> > to find.
>
> Well, as long as things are actively maintained, it may be worth to keep
> binary packages as well. For instance, I think it'd make a lot of sense to
> keep our old binaries for major GNOME releases.
>
> However, if someone made some RPMS back in 1998 and then nobody ever touched
> that directory since that time, then we should remove these stuff.

How about keeping full FTP xferlogs for a month, and using them to
determine what really needs keeping?

-- Elliot
The truth knocks on my door, and I say
"Go away. I'm looking for the truth"
...and so it goes away.


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