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Subject: Re: [boost] Moving away from SourceForge
From: Niall Douglas (s_sourceforge_at_[hidden])
Date: 2017-01-22 12:35:32


> There are most likely other concerns, but these are the ones that really
> bite
> me as a user right now. Am I the only one? If there's some push to do the
> move,
> the two main candidates I see would be
>
> - GitHub's native hosting
> - Bintray

I've found neither sourceforge nor github to be particularly reliable.
They're ok for free.

I ended up having a cronjob dump a known good tarball into my own server
https://dedi4.nedprod.com/static/files/. That's reliable.

I did experiment for a bit with Bintray, but I found its design not well
suited for Boost type libraries. It could be forced to work, but it's
pretty unnatural and clunky.

Niall

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