[mir-coders] rsync replacement

[lotu5 at resist.ca]

um, sorry but, why not use rsync?

> Now I'm (finally) getting around to writing the script to run on the
> mirrors, there appear to be some changes to the format that would make
> sense so we can use Perl's functions.  (I'm learning Perl at the same
> time ...)
>
> The change is to the date/time in the file
>
>> MIR
>>
>> Mir will simply publish a list of file changes.  It will produce one
>> file per day.  The file will be publicly viewable on the web at
>>
>> /changes/changesYYYYMMDD.txt
>>
>> So on May 28th, 2006, the file name would be
>>
>> /changes/changes20060528.txt
>>
>> The format of the file will also be simple.  There will be three
>> columns.  First will be the time, then (add/change/delete) depending
>> whether the file is new, has been updated or deleted, and then the full
>> relative path of the file.  So an example line would be
>>
>> 15:34:06   add   /en/2006/05/341547.html
>
> 2006:01:24T09:08:17.1234   add   /en/2006/05/341547.html
>
> is now the proposed format, so I can use the parsing from
>
> http://search.cpan.org/~gbarr/TimeDate-1.16/lib/Date/Parse.pm
>
> mish
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