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2010-12-13
, 09:22
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#62
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Did wget with -r as well yesterday.. Again, only blank folders created: unable to get to the files... Running Debian Testing
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2010-12-13
, 10:55
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@ England
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#63
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Have you told it to ignore robots?
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2010-12-13
, 20:52
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@ Redstone Canyon, Colorado
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#64
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Well, you should be able to get wget to work, but even better is rsync along the lines of:
There are a few repos there, some optified, some not. Nokia never fixed broken optification, so many optified apps are still fkted, this many months later...
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7707
The repos are between 7 and 10 gigs each.
Code:
mkdir myfreemoedir rsync \ -ulta \ -v --progress --stats \ rsync://obra.freemoe.org/obra/freemoe-etch-OPTIFIED/ \ myfreemoedir
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7707
The repos are between 7 and 10 gigs each.
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2010-12-13
, 21:54
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@ Redstone Canyon, Colorado
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#65
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Originally Posted by Captwheeto
Maybe this would be of some use:
I would really like this a lot. Is there any guide out there which is pretty thorough in how to port applications from Debian to maemo? I've been wanting finch for so long you see.
http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba/Package_Building_HOWTO
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2010-12-13
, 22:31
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#66
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Just out of curiosity,
Is there a similar build attempt of relatively new Debian squeeze packages for Maemo5?
Is there a similar build attempt of relatively new Debian squeeze packages for Maemo5?
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2011-01-28
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#67
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I have 2 questions:
1. Is there any advantage to using a repo like this over installing easy debian and installing packages there?
2. If so , the repo seems down, did anyone manage to re-host it?
1. Is there any advantage to using a repo like this over installing easy debian and installing packages there?
2. If so , the repo seems down, did anyone manage to re-host it?
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2011-02-28
, 05:26
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#68
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Originally Posted by leetnoob
The advantage is that the packages on such a repo do not have to run in an alternate (chroot = changed root) filesystem such as easy-debian, they can be run natively from the n900.
1. Is there any advantage to using a repo like this over installing easy debian and installing packages there?
Originally Posted by leetnoob
I second this query. Could really use those packages right now.
2. If so , the repo seems down, did anyone manage to re-host it?
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2011-03-07
, 08:29
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@ Russia, Moscow
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#69
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seems to be unusable...
Code:
[2|user@n900|~]wget http://obra.freemoe.org/obra.install
--11:21:24-- http://obra.freemoe.org/obra.install
=> `obra.install'
Resolving obra.freemoe.org... 63.247.92.157
Connecting to obra.freemoe.org|63.247.92.157|:80... failed: Connection refused.
Works for me if i want a copy of a website along with the files.
EDIT: It has started. Will see about the results. If i get some packages, i'd say it works.
But so far, no .deb files.
Might have something to do about recursion depth.
Ok... not recursion depth.
I cant figure this out, either.
Last edited by Nokia 5700; 2010-12-12 at 12:24.