It seems to have problems every time I make a change to my Keymapping 
packages releases.  It generates a bogus "map" file which the SqueakMap 
browser then downloads into my fresh image (to test my release!).  It is 
likely that I can reproduce this problem since it seems to happen every 
time I make a change through the web interface.  Are you (Goran) 
interested in looking into it?

BTW, for the novice this would be very troublesome since once you have a 
bad map file you have to dig around and delete it (or all of them) not 
to mention the fact that this isn't document anywhere.  Could we just 
have any failure to load a map cause all of the files to be deleted?  
Since they are just cached for efficiency this might help mitigate what 
seems to be a more serious bug.  Even once this bug is fixed it would 
also help to get around problems that might occur while downloading a 
map.  This has bitten me on more than one occassion.  I could probably 
provide the hack if there is any indication that the idea is well received.

David

Ken Causey wrote:

>Hmm.  I guess Gran must have gotten to it before I did.  It's working
>for me at this time.  At least website is.
>
>Ken
>
>On Tue, 2004-12-07 at 10:57 -0800, Doug Way wrote:
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>>Yes, it seems to be down right now.  Paging Goran & Ken... :)
>>
>>And in theory, couldn't someone set up a simple read-only mirror of the
>>directories on the SM server without Goran having to do any extra work? 
>>Or does an actual Squeak image get hit on the server every time someone
>>does an "update map from net"?  Sure a real writeable SM mirror would be
>>nice, but we really only need a read-only mirror.
>>
>>- Doug
>>
>>
>>On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 08:02:06 -0500, "C. David Shaffer"
>><cdshaffer at acm.org> said:
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>>
>>>I've tried several images (fresh 3.7, 3.7 full and my working image) and 
>>>two Linux variants but I get the attached exception whenever I try to 
>>>view the SqueakMap list.  Is anyone else getting this?
>>>
>>>Davi
>>>
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