Hyperkitty is a web interface to access GNU Mailman v3 archives.
Three other ports are added as dependencies of py-hyperkitty:
- www/py-django-q2
- www/py-robot-detection
- www/py-mailman-hyperkitty
PR: 281463 281464 281465
Differential D52550
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Details Hyperkitty is a web interface to access GNU Mailman v3 archives. Three other ports are added as dependencies of py-hyperkitty:
PR: 281463 281464 281465
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Comment Actions I want to add a pkg-message to py-robot-detection, but I'm not confident of the workflow to use git arc to fetch the latest revision, make changes and update it again. This is the text, taken from https://github.com/amandasaurus/robot-detection, modified to use fetch instead of wget: You can download a new version of the Robot Database from http://www.robotstxt.org/dbexport.html. Download the database dump, and run the file robot_detection.py with the file as first argument. $ fetch http://www.robotstxt.org/db/all.txt $ python robot_detection.py all.txt If the database has changed, it'll print out the new version of robot_useragents variable that you need to put into the source code. Comment Actions It's actually very simple. That's why I like to use Phabricator more than Bugzilla: To fetch the latest revision: Comment Actions
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