Yum repo for plugins

[Mark Miksis]

Now that we have an official yum repo for SqueezeCenter, how many people would be interested in a yum repo for third-party plugins? Creating RPMs for plugins is pretty trivial and I already maintain a few of them for my personal use. If people are interested, I'll be happy to set this up and maintain it.

[dr4stic]

Fletch wrote:
> Now that we have an official yum repo for SqueezeCenter, how many people
> would be interested in a yum repo for third-party plugins? Creating
> RPMs for plugins is pretty trivial and I already maintain a few of them
> for my personal use. If people are interested, I'll be happy to set
> this up and maintain it.

I'll be willing to mirror it so long as the traffic doesn't get too heavy
(which I can limit with apache if it becomes a problem) and the setup is
easy enough (I've never mirrored anything before, but, how hard could it be?).
-peace

[Dirk]

I would be very interested.


Dirk

Fletch wrote:
> Now that we have an official yum repo for SqueezeCenter, how many people
> would be interested in a yum repo for third-party plugins? Creating
> RPMs for plugins is pretty trivial and I already maintain a few of them
> for my personal use. If people are interested, I'll be happy to set
> this up and maintain it.
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