Different ways of logging installed files
— at Version 5
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neven@… |
Owned by: |
alfs-log@… |
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lowest
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DTD
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SVN
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minor
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Change History
(5)
| qa_contact: |
alfs-discuss@linuxfromscratch.org → alfs-log@linuxfromscratch.org
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| Owner: |
changed from alfs-discuss@… to alfs-log@…
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| Version: |
CVS → 1.1.7
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| Component: |
Back End (XML Handlers) → DTD
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| dependson: |
→ 933
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→ nALFS2
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1.1.7 → SVN
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| Description: |
modified (diff)
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→ wontfix
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new → closed
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install-log is indeed a nice program. However, for use with nALFS we may want to build something in. If nothing else, just to cut out a dependency and make it easier to run nALFS on different machines without having the need to install a third-party program. Maybe make it an optional thing to use if present, but if missing nALFS should default to a built-in way of doing something similar.