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git://github.com/davidswelt/aquamacs-emacs.git master failed a month ago. Project is Aquamacs. Updates fail quite regularly for me - any chance for a general fix or (automatic) workaround?

Excellent. Thanks!

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It was restarted a while ago, but it failed again... It's rather large. If failed when we did a merge that brought us from about 100k to 200k revisions. ... [More] git://github.com/davidswelt/aquamacs-emacs.git master Step 2 of 3: Importing source code into database (Failed 19 days ago.) [Less]

Hi Robin, I sent you an e-mail to a gmail address of yours that I found somewhere on the web. If you didn't get that, get in touch with your address and we can sort this out. Best David

Thanks Robin. Works!

Is there a reason why the access logs for my downloads seem to be missing? I've never seen anything under "access logs". Project is Aquamacs.

I've been trying out the download service - thanks for providing it. I'd like to provide an experience to our users that is integrated with my project's website. For this reason, I prevent sites like ... [More] versiontracker (or, much worse, softpedia) from directly linking to the download (while presenting their own ads). If they arrive directly from such a site, I redirect the user back to the download page before letting them start the actual download. During the download, I show my own page. Ohloh is a developer-level tool and not one that would be of interest to the user. For this reason, I would like to embed the download without much fuzz. I'm happy to show the advertisement to support Ohloh's service. I can achieve most of this using an iframe from my site and your excellent CSS-based download customizations, but what I need from Ohloh is the option to do an HTTP redirect depending on the URL referrer. Something like "only accept downloads from URL x", redirect back to URL y otherwise. I hope this doesn't sound too obscure. The general desire to provide a streamlined, user-level download experience should be fairly universal. PS.: having read up on the Amazon Cloudfront API, having .htaccess/RewriteRule-like restrictions on the final downloads seems to be far from straightforward for a client service. [Less]

The repository has changed for my project "Aquamacs". It is now cvs.aquamacs.org. It looks like Oholoh is still pulling changes from the old repository. Can this be changed somehow? Thanks - D

we copied over the new repository, and now we're just using the new one. the old one has had all its files removed with a last commit. I've found the "enlistments" page (what a strange name), so I could update this. Let's see how this pans out.