[Savannah-cvs] administration/lists pending_projects_to_keep.txt

[Michael Casadevall]

CVSROOT:        /cvsroot/administration
Module name:    administration
Branch:         
Changes by:     Michael Casadevall <address@hidden>     04/10/26 23:56:53

Modified files:
        lists          : pending_projects_to_keep.txt 

Log message:
        Reviewing tarback

CVSWeb URLs:
http://savannah.gnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/administration/administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt.diff?tr1=1.432&tr2=1.433&r1=text&r2=text

Patches:
Index: administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt
diff -u administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt:1.432 
administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt:1.433
--- administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt:1.432     Tue Oct 26 
23:53:24 2004
+++ administration/lists/pending_projects_to_keep.txt   Tue Oct 26 23:56:53 2004
@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@
 #- Ordered by date of confirmation/submission
 # exceptionally, see below for the projects description
 
-tarback
 gimi
 dbd
 czechcms
@@ -58,6 +57,7 @@
 pabache (asubedi)
 image2html (Zeus)
 masax (Zeus)
+tarback (sonicmctails)
 
 #: Approved
 #- Ordered by date of approval
@@ -224,7 +224,12 @@
 tarback
 
 Submitted Description:
-TARBACK is a Perl script for managing and making automated periodic back ups 
of nominated files and directories on to tape. It uses the TAR archive utility, 
with GZIP compression. In use it is controlled by a configuration file which 
defines the directories to be backed up, and the frequency. TARBACK is released 
under the GPL. TARBACK consists of two separate scripts. The first, called 
"tarback", is relatively small. It is a scheduler, containing a timer and 
trigger, and is meant to run in the background continuously. In this automatic 
mode tarback looks at the configuration file at hourly intervals to see whether 
a back up is due. If one is, tarback calls "tarbackmain", the larger second 
script of TARBACK, which carries out the back up with appropriate prompts to 
the user, such as to mount the tape. After a back up is complete, tarbackmain 
drops out and control returns to tarback. The scheduler can tolerate late (or 
missed) backups. TARBACK may be also be run manually, and the user may enter 
the configuration mode for setting up and modifying the back up schedules. It 
is also possible to force a back up ahead of schedule in this mode. If a backup 
is due, the user may load the tape but set a delay of a some hours, so that the 
actual backup is done at night for example. The Home Page for TARBACK is 
http://www.tarback.uklinux.net, on which there is a link to the Download Page 
for the source.
+TARBACK is a Perl script for managing and making automated periodic back ups 
of nominated files and directories on to tape. It uses the TAR archive utility, 
with GZIP compression. In use it is controlled by a configuration file which 
defines the directori
+es to be backed up, and the frequency. TARBACK is released under the GPL. 
TARBACK consists of two separate scripts. The first, called "tarback", is 
relatively small. It is a scheduler, containing a timer and trigger, and is 
meant to run in the background 
+continuously. In this automatic mode tarback looks at the configuration file 
at hourly intervals to see whether a back up is due. If one is, tarback calls 
"tarbackmain", the larger second script of TARBACK, which carries out the back 
up with appropriate p
+rompts to the user, such as to mount the tape. After a back up is complete, 
tarbackmain drops out and control returns to tarback. The scheduler can 
tolerate late (or missed) backups. TARBACK may be also be run manually, and the 
user may enter the configur
+ation mode for setting up and modifying the back up schedules. It is also 
possible to force a back up ahead of schedule in this mode. If a backup is due, 
the user may load the tape but set a delay of a some hours, so that the actual 
backup is done at nigh
+t for example. The Home Page for TARBACK is http://www.tarback.uklinux.net, on 
which there is a link to the Download Page for the source.
 
 Required software:
 perl tar gzip mt wall
@@ -247,7 +252,9 @@
 
 Submitted Description:
 The purpose of this project is making a GUI for the well-known FreeDOS 
Operating System. Right now we have a version written in QB (i know, that's not 
free software), but we would like to continue development of the kernel version 
3 here, this time using 
+
 C language with DJGPP (this time it IS free software). The GUI consists on a 
virtual machine interpreting a set of scripts (which we will replace for a 
bytecode). Right now the project is hosted at sourceforge 
(gimi.sourceforge.net), you can read any info
+
 rmation there. The current license is just the GPL v2.
 
 Required software:
@@ -270,6 +277,7 @@
 
 Submitted Description:
 Description: The purpose of the project is to help the management of the 
timetables of the university. The project, developped with Java, will be 
compilable with GCJ. The project have no source at the moment. Web: 
http://etudiant.univ-mlv.fr/~mmeynier/GL/
+
 index.html
 
 Required software:
@@ -311,6 +319,7 @@
 
 Submitted Description:
 This Project is to create a userful tools which similer to the Windows program 
Flashget but running on Linux Enviroment. You can download executable PERL 
Script from the url below. http://empty.idv.tw/curlget/curlget I am also 
welcome your join for improv
+
 e this program.
 
 Required software: