[Grub-dev] LZMA support in upload server

Bartek Jasicki thindil2 at gmail.com
Wed Feb 25 17:49:43 UTC 2009


On 2009-02-25, at 11:21:40
Jeremie Miller <jeremie at jabber.org> wrote:

> >> It's a two-minute change. Specially given that the last entry must
> >> be generated on-the-fly anyway.
> >
> > That same like run again new workunits with Accept header ;) If i
> > good count, this 2 minutes take now around 1 month ;) Unfortunately
> > Jeremie don't have free time for made any changes in current
> > dispatch server.
> 
> And I'm forgetful :)  But adding the Accept header do a new /dev  
> dispatch was more involved than a few minutes (it's an
> all-or-nothing kind of change), was hoping the system would get
> replaced before doing deeper surgery, *grin*.  I'll look at it again
> though, what are all the headers we should add in to a /dev area to
> experiment with?
> 

IMO one added, one changed ;) My suggestion for Accept header:
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8

And proposition to change User-Agent header. Current is typical for
spam-bots ;) Minimal changes (which IMO should be) are

User-Agent: GrubNG 20080128 (+http://grub.org)

Optimal (typical for all other crawlers):

User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; GrubNG; +http://grub.org)

> > So probably this 2 minutes task must wait few months before i start
> > work on new dispatch server (at this moment i don't have access to
> > dispatch server).
> 
> If you want to play just set up a dispatch server on any port on the  
> current upload server, it doesn't have to be at dispatch.grub.org to  
> start (and we can move that name easily enough too once ready).
> 
> Jer

I don't want to start next work at this moment, i have it enough - all
time one work too much ;) First i want finish work on upload server
(and maybe little redesign Grub protocol - one server soon be not
enough to fulfill all clients requests ;) )

Bartek

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