experiencing problems...

[Richard Mortier <Richard.Mortier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

trying (finally!) to get setup to do the performance test of dns-cstruct vs 
dns-bitstring. seem to be having some problems which are probably all solved 
somewhere.  (and i also seem to be having problems getting my irc tunnels setup 
to connect from the office else i'd ask this on irc...)

* http://tutorial.openmirage.org/ currently returns a connection refused

* opam init default ... per the website fails complaining that a number of urls 
can't be found, eg., http://mirage.github.com/opam/0o0755. dug out anil's last 
mail pointing to the opam-0.4 repo and that seems to work though.

* minor niggle- just did a base install, and then opam switch-ed to xen and 
then unix-direct versions to get them installed. seemed to use wget to download 
urls.txt a number of times, without overwriting, so i now have urls.txt.[1-9] 
in addition to urls.txt in /home/rmm/.opam/repo/default/ -- is that intentional?

* (opam install dns) dependency on oasis, re, uri not captured

* (unix) opam install re fails as docs want to be built into 
/usr/local/share/doc/

lost track of opam development slightly - for the last two items, should i just 
clone the repo at <https://github.com/mirage/opam-repo-dev> (or 
<https://github.com/mirage/opam-repo/> ?) and fix things?



-- 
Cheers,

R.




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