ok, to be more explicit:

There are two possibilities to get back to the latest state:

- again commit the package from your image to the SqueakSource server 
as you do normally. Like this you don't have the intermediate versions; 
if you like to have them too, see below.

- use the import function of SqueakSource which lets you upload package 
versions via HTTP: log in to SqueakSource, select the project and click 
"Import Versions". Like this you can add also earlier versions. 
Probably you still have those versions of your packages in the folder 
"package-cache". If not I can send them to you.

Adrian

On Feb 11, 2005, at 12:38 PM, stéphane ducasse wrote:

> arghhhhh....
>
> So what shoudl we do?
> Republish versions?
>
> Stef
>
>> Our SqueakSource server again had a problem saving the metadata to 
>> disc. Unfortunately we lost all meta information since 2nd February. 
>> This means, that any created project or member, changes to access 
>> rights and especially information about commits since this date were 
>> lost. Source code was correctly saved but can not be accessed through 
>> SqueakSource directly anymore. If you don't have a copy of your 
>> sources (e.g., from your images) I can get it from the server and 
>> send it to you by mail. Please make sure what's missing and re-commit 
>> it if needed.
>>
>> The problem was that a primitive to access the filesystem failed 
>> (maybe because it is mounted over the network?) and today the image 
>> hang with 100% cpu consumption so that I couldn't get to the data 
>> anymore. It's really time that we move to better strategies for 
>> persistency and to a newer server to make SqueakSource more reliable.
>>
>> Sorry, for the trouble.
>>
>> Adrian
>>
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