thanks, Bert

I recovered the missing versions from disc and re-created the new 
projects manually - so the system is almost as it was before crashing 
this morning.

This means:
- you do not have to re-commit versions or register projects

but:
- check if no versions are missing and all projects exist. Maybe I 
missed a new project. Just let me know.
- adjust the settings of your projects if one is in the list of new 
projects (see below). I just added the admin from guessing the user 
from the initials in the filenames (well, that was quite easy because 
most of them were from Avi ;-)). For now, I am still admin in all those 
projects to be able to change something (e.g. the another admin) if 
needed. Remove me. Make releases of versions if necessary and change 
the default access rights (now set to Read).

List of new projects I added again:

Seaside
Dispatch
WriteBarrier
Fuzz
PropertyList Andrew Catton
TreeMerge
Mixins alex
Monticello
Sorrow
ROE
PointerExplorer
BTree
GOODS
Regex
PackageInfo
RayTracing
SelfEvaluatingObject
DrCroquet
eoglorp

Cheers,
Adrian

On Feb 11, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Bert Freudenberg wrote:

> In our SqueakSource server there's some utility code to recreate 
> SSVersions from the file system. Have a look at 
> source.impara.de/ss.html, in particular 
> SSProject>>importVersionsFromStorage
>
> If you change that to only import versions which are not already 
> loaded you should be fine.
>
> - Bert -
>
> Am 11.02.2005 um 13:28 schrieb Adrian Lienhard:
>
>> 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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>>>> www.adrian-lienhard.ch
>>>> www.netstyle.ch
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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