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06/15/2009

03:37 PM SupoSE Bug #213: Two folders for each index while scheduling

Hi Karl, I'm scanning multiple repositories at once, thats not the key. My problem is, that supose produces for each repository two index-folder. One named "index.#name#" and one named "#name#". Otherwise I wouldn't have raised an issue ;) K...

09:17 AM SupoSE Bug #213: Two folders for each index while scheduling

Hello, While scheduling, supose creates two indexes of my repositories. In my repositories.ini I'm giving it ...

06/10/2009

10:01 AM SupoSE Feature #211: One log file per day

At the moment, everything is written into one log file. It would be better to have one log file per day, so that the log stays readable.

09:59 AM SupoSE Feature #210: File extension request

I studied my log and found out, that following fileextensions are not supported yet: - png, ico (at least the filename would be great) - css - chm (Compiled HTML Help file) - cs (C#) - resx (Visual Studio .NET Resourcen Datei) - xsl (Exten...

06/09/2009

02:14 PM SupoSE Help: RE: Running supose on Linux

Right now I'm trying this shell: ...

09:45 AM SupoSE Help: Running supose on Linux

Hello, Is it possible to run supose on a Linux system? I only have this supose.bat, but no supose.sh. The server we will run your tool on is Linux. Kind regards, Christian Dehning

06/04/2009

11:11 AM SupoSE Feature #204: Scn only the HEAD revision

> This depends on what you mean with "huge index". I have repository scan which produce a 7 GB Index...and it's very helpful to search in all the revision...but this is only my opinion... It is helpfull indeed, but hard to realize when my index...

11:05 AM SupoSE Bug #206: fromrev

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10:15 AM SupoSE Feature #205: Content of .java files

I need a way to configure the scanner, so it makes indexes of my java-file's content. I know this will produce a very huge index, so it should be a selectable option. Only the comments and method signatures don't give us the big benefit of an s...

10:11 AM SupoSE Feature #204: Scn only the HEAD revision

> EDIT: If you like to scan always the last changes in a repository you can use the schedule command of SupoSE... I'm sry, but that would still mean i would have to scan the whole repository once, right? That would be a very big scan, which I j...