[Csync2] Underdocumented -N option

Clifford Wolf clifford at clifford.at
Thu Apr 13 13:36:05 CEST 2006


Hi,

On Thu, Apr 13, 2006 at 04:28:17AM +0200, Andreas J. Koenig wrote:
> While peeking into the source I discovered the wonderful option -N
> that had always escaped my attention in the paper.pdf. I'd like to
> offer a few words to be added to the paper.pdf:
> 
> [ Add doc for -N option ]

I've added a short description of the -N option to the paper now. But I've
used a different text: basically because you speak of 'fully qualified
names' and 'the receiving end' in your suggestion which are imo confusing
limitations to what -N does (which is in fact very simple).

> BTW, what are your plans about the paper.pdf? Are there obstacles that
> prevent you from releasing its source within the release tarball? It's
> often inconvenient if there is just a PDF file as documentation...

The LaTeX source of the paper is managed in a seperate subversion
repository (a repository with my papers and presentations). The source can
be downloaded from:

	http://www.clifford.at/papers/2005/csync2/

(but it needs the bit exotic TeX 'svn' package)

adding the TeX source to the csync2 package would be code duplication. And
I don't like code duplication very much..  ;-)

adding the PDF would be ok. but I liked the idea of beeing able to extend
the documentation without the need of making a new release for publishing
the updated documentation.. and I do not think that it is very likely that
someone is going to setup csync2 on a cluster but has no access to the
internet. I do know that some proxies are configured to block my webpage,
www.clifford.at, because it is a 'private webpage', but that's why the pdf
is also mirrored on http://oss.linbit.com/csync2/.

yours,
 - clifford

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