That would be nice. Remember that with what you propose it will be:
ftp.skynet.be ftp /pub/suse/distribution/ 10.0 i386 i586 10.1 i386 i586 ftp.skynet.be http /pub/suse/distribution/ 10.0 i386 i586 The problem I have with deciding what the best order is, is that a lot of the data is double.
houghi
That problem will stay that way, because we cannot make the URL-generator too dynamic. We could make an superior xml-sheet with almost no duoble information but that would be a mess to work with or to extend in the future. In my proposal it would be: (I think that an ftp don't have to be http but if it is it will use the same directory) Don't understand the i368 thing yet. I know why it exist but I don't know how to implement that (at 02:55 am) yet. The i386-folder inside the suse-folder contains much more the the ppc-folder does. But if someone uses ppc the genarator has to know what is available and what is not..... Anyway... <de> <gwdg> <address>ftp.gwdg.de</address> <method>ftp,http,rsync</method> <rootfolders> <opensuse> <folder>pub/opensuse/distribution/</folder> <version>10.0<version> <dir>inst_source</dir> <dir>inst-source-java</dir> <version>10.1<version> <dir>inst_source</dir> </opensuse> <suse> <folder>/pub/suse/</folder> <version>10.0<version> <dir>SUSE-Linux10.0-GM-Extra</dir> <dir>inst-source-extra</dir> <version>10.1<version> <dir>inst-source-extra</dir> </suse> <packman> <folder>/pub/linux/packman/suse/</folder> <version>10.0<version> <version>10.1<version> </packman> </rootfolders> </gwdg> <next german server> </de> <be> </be> <nl> </nl>