On 5/14/2013 2:17 PM, Daenyth wrote:
>
> In TODO:
>
> > +Note that "improve" and "write" always also means: "document and comment"
> > +
> > +
> > +Improve README.md, it is very minimalistic and technical
> > +
> > +Improve packaging:
> > +* Add SSL libraries to Windows build to support https links in oracle.exe
> > +* Improve nsis file git hash extraction, it only works if the build directory is cleared as version_string.cpp does not seem to get updated by git pull/cmake
> > +* Fix prepareMacRelease.sh to use default installation paths for Qt and protobuf
> > +* Add Mac compile+package howto to the documentation
> > +* Create script/... for creating Linux packages (deb, rpm, ebuild, ...) or at least an official tarball/git tags; package maintainers dislike using git snapshots so much that they rather ignore software without stable tarballs.
> > +* Move everything package related into one directory
> > +
> > +Write example init script for servatrice.
> > +
> > +Write a default cgi webinterface in some language for the servatrice database. Keep it simple and think about SQL-injections and other security risks - especially if you do it in PHP :-P
>
> Sounds awesome. Is it on github currently?
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No its not.  As I mentioned, being unfamiliar with creating or 
maintaining a repo on github I have yet to actually put anything out 
there.  But I am not against creating a repo for it when I get a 
moment.  It doesn't cost anything for a repo does it?