Archive for May, 2006

Caching To Disk - implemented

Tuesday, May 30th, 2006

Caching to disk, at least for ports, is now implemented. I didn’t plan to moved a new feature into production on the day before I leave for a conference, but it happened.
If you notice that the website has not been updated after a port has been committed, please let me know. That […]

Caching to disk

Sunday, May 28th, 2006

Last week I took the car in for an oil change. I usually wait for the work to be done, and while waiting, I head over the road to a Perkins for some breakfast. While there, I usually do a bit of coding. It is actually a good environment for this. The […]

Spam is very annoying

Wednesday, May 3rd, 2006

Spam is so annoying. It takes up so much of my time. I don’t want spammers posting here. Neither do you.
This morning I found 60 posts waiting to be moderated. I’ve have enough of this crap. I have better things to do with my time. Moderating spam is not […]

Improving the parsing of /usr/ports/UPDATING

Monday, May 1st, 2006

Shaun Amott wrote in to tell me of a bug with the /usr/ports/UPDATING code. FreshPorts parses this file each time it is committed and loads the data into a table. When a port is displayed, any notes from UPDATING are displayed with that port. The purpose is to alert the reader […]