Nobody is going to start a project for that little script of let's say 20
lines in bash which you could probably even shorten to 5 lines. I'll add
some features anyway and make it stable and more spread :)Thanks for the
info.
Alex Prinsier
----- Original Message -----
From: "Friedrich Lobenstock" <fl...@fl...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 10:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Devil-linux-develop] made little script
> Hi <realname missing>
>
> ]Aphex[ wrote on 27.04.2004 22:02 MET:
>
> > Hello, I have been using devil-linux for a while now, and i really like
> > it! That's why I started to customize it to my personal needs and I
> > wrote some things. I am writing for example a little script which counts
> > bandwith using bash language from /proc/net/dev. Very easy script, but
> > there wasn't anything that was that easy to use and already included in
> > devil-linux. Would it be possible I could submit it when it's a bit
> > stable and see it in a future version of DL?
> >
> > I don't know how you deal with any new guys and how I could help with
> > devil-linux. I would really like to help with it, could someone tell me
> > what I should do to put my script (when finished) in devil-linux? If
> > it's possible to get my script in DL I'd like to update the docs for my
> > program too.
>
> Hmmm...what about you first make those scripts available for download
> somewhere, announce them on FreshMeat.net. This should get them a more
wide
> spread testing and after that it might be time to consider them for
inclusion.
>
> To avoide the "invent the wheel again" situations I ask you, have you
> searched the web for any solution that might do what you want? If you did
> not search, please do so and join those projects and then give us
> information about those project and if you think they are worth including
> in DL.
>
> It's really more about stability, if your scripts are not used and tested
> by anybody else they might break our complete system in the worst case,
eg.
> by indroducing a security hole.
>
> > I assume all developing happens through cvs, but that makes me wonder
> > why people still submit patches to the mailing list. How exactly happens
> > this development?
>
> There are three developers who have write access to the CVS:
> * Heiko
> * Bruce
> * myself
>
> and there are other developers with read-only access, which more or less
> regularly submit patches to fix bugs, ...
>
> If you can please first try to find and fix existing bugs. As said above
> software projects with some sort of user base are definitely prefered.
>
> Still some question? Just ask.
>
> --
> MfG / Regards
> Friedrich Lobenstock
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