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@@ -55,3 +55,30 @@ downloaded. Another index is also maintained which only contains the |
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currently available to d/l snapshots. This may contain snapshots that |
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no longer exist, as it is only updated/checked when a new snapshot is |
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released. |
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The procmail rc lines that I use: |
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``` |
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* Delivered-To: (freebsd-)?announce@([^@\.]*\.)*freebsd.org |
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| $HOME/bin/snapwrap.sh |
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* Delivered-To: (freebsd-)?snapshots@([^@\.]*\.)*freebsd.org |
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{ |
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ml/snapshots |
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:0 |
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| $HOME/bin/snapwrap.sh |
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} |
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``` |
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The first rule is used for RELEASE announcements. They are copied (`c`) |
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so that a later rule can file them in the proper mailbox. The second rule |
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is for the snapshots, and smiilarly organized, but the mailbox filing |
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happens here. |
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The snapwrap.sh script is included in the repo, but the command to deploy |
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the database to the FreeBSD.org servers has been deleted, but it is a |
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simple: `tar -cf - <files> | ssh freefall tar -xf -` type command. |