Sputnik 8.07.21 is here.  See
http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/en/Installation for installation
instructions.

This is a bug fix release relative to 8.07.07 (two weeks ago), no
substantial new features.  (If you are in the pre-8.07.07 world, this
is a totally new version.)  One of the changes, is that sputnik is now
installed with --only-from, which means that all rocks except for
those that are automatically installed with Kepler come from the
Sputnik repository.  (My plan is to eventually do this for all rocks.)

If you already have a recent Sputnik installed (Earth = this summer),
then you can upgrade with

    ./bin/luarocks
--only-from=http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/rocks/earth/ install sputnik
8.07.21

(After you do this, you will likely need to delete all "system" nodes
- anything that starts with _, @, or "sputnik".)

I also released the first version of sputnik-tickets for Earth.  This
is basically the same thing as what we have at
http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/en/Tickets.  To install it, run

    ./bin/luarocks
--only-from=http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/rocks/earth/ install
sputnik-tickets

(Make sure to upgrade Sputnik first.)

Also, Jim's SQLite3 plugin for Versium is here as a rock for the first
time.  This plugin allows you to store Sputnik's data in an SQLite3
database.

    ./bin/luarocks
--only-from=http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/rocks/earth/ install
versium-sqlite3

then set two config parameters (in your sputnik.ws or sputnik.cgi)

    VERSIUM_PARAMS = { '/some/path/wiki-data.db' },
    VERSIUM_STORAGE_MODULE = "versium.sqlite3",

wiki-data.db file should not exist, but make sure your server has
permissions to create it.

(Versium-MySQL and Versium-SVN are coming shortly.  Older Versium-Git
still works with the new version.)

  - yuri

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On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 01:13:41AM -0700, Yuri Takhteyev wrote:
> Sputnik 8.07.21 is here.  See
> http://sputnik.freewisdom.org/en/Installation for installation
> instructions.


not sure the issue is related to that particular version, but it seems
that VERSIUM_PARAMS are handled differently if I use the plain text file
storage or the git one. The latter seems to require the patch to end
with '/'.

Cheers
-- 
Enrico Tassi

> not sure the issue is related to that particular version, but it seems
> that VERSIUM_PARAMS are handled differently if I use the plain text file
> storage or the git one. The latter seems to require the patch to end
> with '/'.


As a general rule, VERSIUM_PARAMS are absolutely implementation
specific.  So, in general, if using versium.foo for storage, what
should go into VERSIUM_PARAMS would be entirely up to versium.foo.

versium.filedir and vesium.git happen to both as for a directory as
the first parameter, but that's just a coincidence.  Note that those
directories are not interchangeable - you can't use the same one for
both modules.  And if you use versium-mysql than the parameters are
different altogether.

That said, there is no good reason for versium-git to require that
slash at the end of the directory, so I fixed this.

  - yuri

>
> Cheers
> --
> Enrico Tassi
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