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Hello. |
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I asked a current gentoo developer about what happened to the |
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gentoo-stats project. It seems that the maintainer left the project, |
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then someone tried to rewrite the whole thing in python and then that |
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guy left. |
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Well, I guess that makes me the third man on this project then. I've |
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started a new gentoo-stats client in C a few days ago. I've made a |
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client and a server which already works quite well at the moment. I only |
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need to tweak and add a few things and make support for some other |
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architechtures than x86. |
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I have searched this mailing list archive and found a lot of info from |
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the earlier rewriter. I guess that makes me able to support a few more |
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architechtures. |
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When it's finished, I only need to make a website for data-analysis of |
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the received data from the client. |
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It is very similar to another project i started once, though it was |
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based on uptimes. It's name was TuxTime. I don't know if anyone |
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remembers it, but it reached pretty far with 2000 actives computers |
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pumping data into the database for analysis. |
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Anyways, if anyone have any bright ideas, feature request etc., please |
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let me know. I will go further with the development after my exams on |
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monday. Thumbs up! |
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Med venlig hilsen / Best regards, |
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Kim Ingemann |
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http://pingvinland.dk/ |
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