or simply mirror the links/text (maybe even the actual disk images if needed/possible)
of the new page on the old one?
I think having two pages, one of which is no longer updated and has no checksums
is potentially confusing, both to people who may have the old page in their
bookmarks/history and new users who end up at the old page from an existing link on:
to be clear. i just want to see what tag on Haiku’s git that identify what that hrev is in a commit. it’s ability had been faded since updating. sincerely ask, will this ability to be put again?
Thank You.
First of all,the original issue of this topic has been long solved.
I got really confused by that until I noticed it’s from 2014.
The Haiku project no longer uses the haiku-files.org domain and the DNS doesn’t resolve anymore.
About the links to the Git page: cgit had to be replaced by gitore a few months ago,since AI scraper bots hammered the server and even with protections like Anubis,cgit couldn’t handle the mass of requests still coming through.
The goal is to have gitore support all links that cgit had,and most (if not all) of its features.
But implementing these features takes time,and since it’s written in Rust,not all Haiku developers can help there.
If you want to help,you can find the source code here: