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[Bobs-devel] redisigned screen prototypes

[Joe z. <jz...@at...>]

I added a couple of user access maintenance pages, one by user, the 
other by server. I'm also using an include file for the header (and php 
to allow the include) and the stylesheet. Not all the buttons go where 
they would go for real, so you might get a little confused.

If you think it looks okay, I'll start on the real thing. Please let me 
know what you think. I'm not completely happy with it, so feel free to 
make suggestions.

Joe

Re: [Bobs-devel] redisigned screen prototypes

[Rene <re...@gr...>]

Looks good to me.

Rene

On Mon, 2002-07-22 at 09:04, Joe zacky wrote:
> I added a couple of user access maintenance pages, one by user, the 
> other by server. I'm also using an include file for the header (and php 
> to allow the include) and the stylesheet. Not all the buttons go where 
> they would go for real, so you might get a little confused.
> 
> If you think it looks okay, I'll start on the real thing. Please let me 
> know what you think. I'm not completely happy with it, so feel free to 
> make suggestions.
> 
> Joe
> ----
> 

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[Bobs-devel] updated (and broken) cvs

[Rene <re...@gr...>]

I updated the cvs.

Updates include:
1. new database handling
2. cmdloop now handling different types of scripts.
3. dir trees are generated on backup and saved as serialized files.

Restore and search are broken for now.

I'm working on how to add files to the restore queue. Dirs are added but
files are currently not. This affects the way current and incremental
works so expect some changes there.

If you have any large indexes (like 100.000+ files) you should notice a
speed improvement while loading the dir trees.

-Rene

Re: [Bobs-devel] updated (and broken) cvs

[Rene <re...@gr...>]

Since I'm breaking things right now, I might as well go all the way. I'm
ripping out the parts that generate scripts. They are put in a seperate
dir and will be used as templates.

I'll try to make a map of what I think should go where and post it to
the list.

-Rene



On Tue, 2002-07-23 at 07:22, Rene wrote:
> I updated the cvs.
> 
> Updates include:
> 1. new database handling
> 2. cmdloop now handling different types of scripts.
> 3. dir trees are generated on backup and saved as serialized files.
> 
> Restore and search are broken for now.
> 
> I'm working on how to add files to the restore queue. Dirs are added but
> files are currently not. This affects the way current and incremental
> works so expect some changes there.
> 
> If you have any large indexes (like 100.000+ files) you should notice a
> speed improvement while loading the dir trees.
> 
> -Rene
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Bobs-devel] updated (and broken) cvs

[Joe z. <jz...@at...>]

Excellent. That should make things more modular and easy to work with.

I'm getting ready to start php coding the admin interface. I'm looking 
forward to working with classes in php, never done that.

Joe

Rene wrote:

>Since I'm breaking things right now, I might as well go all the way. I'm
>ripping out the parts that generate scripts. They are put in a seperate
>dir and will be used as templates.
>
>I'll try to make a map of what I think should go where and post it to
>the list.
>
>-Rene
>
>
>
>On Tue, 2002-07-23 at 07:22, Rene wrote:
>  
>
>>I updated the cvs.
>>
>>Updates include:
>>1. new database handling
>>2. cmdloop now handling different types of scripts.
>>3. dir trees are generated on backup and saved as serialized files.
>>
>>Restore and search are broken for now.
>>
>>I'm working on how to add files to the restore queue. Dirs are added but
>>files are currently not. This affects the way current and incremental
>>works so expect some changes there.
>>
>>If you have any large indexes (like 100.000+ files) you should notice a
>>speed improvement while loading the dir trees.
>>
>>-Rene
>>
>>
>>
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