17-07-2004 02:43									#1
	Tracking changes: Missing files Tired of ads?

I went through the PROJECT: Altered source files thread, and together with my earlier downloads i now have about 60% coverage of the changes (posted files) there.
For the removed links i cannot tell the filename, but just the dates.

I made a list with the timestamps linked to the post, so if anybody finds a file, please add it here with the timestamp copied at your addition reply.

For better readability, i put 4 dates in a row and sorted by poster, then by date left to right, row by row.

• 4thmoon
  23.12.2003 07:22:10
  
• Fromafar
  14.11.2003 22:51:07 . . . 10.12.2003 19:41:33 . . . 13.12.2003 21:31:24
  
• Martin Gühmann
  02.11.2003 19:34:11 . . . 09.11.2003 20:20:58 . . . 22.11.2003 00:48:55 . . . 23.11.2003 18:20:28
  24.11.2003 23:57:23 . . . 02.12.2003 02:11:24
  
• kaan
  11.12.2003 02:03:38 . . . 11.12.2003 22:24:13
  

Last edited by ctplinuxfan on 20-07-2004 at 00:31

	17-07-2004 07:22									#2
	Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

IIRC Fromafar removes his files once they are included in the ALL.zip files. Are you saying that the all.zip files actually do not contain all of the files listed?

	17-07-2004 15:37									#3
	Support Apolyton, buy Civilization: The Boardgame

I dont think that it is terribly important to have every change of the source in the version tree. For my sake you can just start with the latest ALL build and continue from there.
If it is needed i might be able to dig up those files, but there is a chance that they are gone forever.

	17-07-2004 19:57									#4
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations: Deluxe Edition

@kaan: i more and more tend to your opinion, i didn't know its that time consuming

Flinx: No, the all files should contain all changes as a whole.
The benefits of collecting the little files is:

• being able to get earlier versions of a file
  
• see who changed which lines of a file to what when (viewing to earlier version diffs)
  
• linear documentation of all revisions since project start (perhaps considerable for the credits file)
  

	18-07-2004 00:09									#5
	Inflate your Upload Space

OK, I uploaded everything I have to this place: http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~guehmann/CTP2/

For 4thmoon's file: Unfortunatly he screwed something up in his files therefore I had to modify his files a little bit so that I was able to include them in an all pack.

Another issure is with earlier all packs. The changes I did right before compiling an all pack were never posted in a seperate file.

And yes indeed it is very time consumping to add all the changes at once.

-Martin

	18-07-2004 02:34									#6
	Increase Your PM Length

Wow, thanks alot, Martin!

I hope i can finish adding them tommorrow, if not, it will probably be wednesday/thursday, because i have much to do at work on monday/tuesday

	20-07-2004 00:55									#7
	Got spare money?

I guess it will be wednesday or thurday until a dump with all i have is available (damn heavy storm and tornado ); atm it sizes around 75MB, i.e. it shouldn't grow beyond 15MB bzip2 compressed (now 14).

I updated the previous post to contain the posts of which i think i have no file so far, but i will double check this on wednesday.

I attached a log which represents the current repository "commits" revision by revision, for the changed files reported by subversion, subversion uses

• A for added files
  
• M for changed files (merged changes)
  

Attachment: current_log.txt
This has been downloaded 6 time(s).