Hello all, I have noticed that the distribution directory: https://www.torproject.org/dist/ only contains source code for the latest stable and unstable version. This somehow breaks package distribution mechanism like SlackBuilds.org which do not host source code by themselves. I have already submitted an up to date SlackBuild: as soon it will be accepted, new Slackware users will be able again to build Tor again so it's not a ground breaking issue but nevertheless a bit annoying. So, is there a directory which hosts older but still accepted as valid version of Tor which I did not see or is a torproject.org policy to just keep latest versions online? Again, not a very important issue but it will make package maintenance easier if I could link to a source package which will not be removed when still valid.
Thanks in advance, Marco
On 2011-10-10, Marco Bonetti sid77@slackware.it wrote:
Hello all, I have noticed that the distribution directory: https://www.torproject.org/dist/ only contains source code for the latest stable and unstable version. This somehow breaks package distribution mechanism like SlackBuilds.org which do not host source code by themselves. I have already submitted an up to date SlackBuild: as soon it will be accepted, new Slackware users will be able again to build Tor again so it's not a ground breaking issue but nevertheless a bit annoying. So, is there a directory which hosts older but still accepted as valid version of Tor which I did not see or is a torproject.org policy to just keep latest versions online?
Non-current Tor packages are somewhere on https://archive.torproject.org/ . Current Tor packages may also be there.
Robert Ransom
Thanks! Looks like current version is up there too.
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:23:00AM +0000, rransom.8774@gmail.com wrote 1.0K bytes in 24 lines about: : Non-current Tor packages are somewhere on : https://archive.torproject.org/ . Current Tor packages may also be : there.
In fact, current versions are there too. Build systems should use archive.torproject.org and not torproject.org/dist for their source code needs.
/dist is for the current release only.
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In fact, current versions are there too. Build systems should use archive.torproject.org and not torproject.org/dist for their source code needs.
/dist is for the current release only.
Thanks again for clarifying this.
Changes made on my github repo, I will submit them with the next version upgrade.