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Re: Backport deb sources: msg#00052

Subject: Re: Backport deb sources
Well, from now on, I'll modify our scripts to have the dpkg source folders for Breezy Extras. I'll also dump all our Hoary extras sources into the magical source folder, which is better than unfreezing the hoary-* mirrormaxes and having rsync go crazy....
 
 
Sorry for the inconvenience....
 
 
P.S. I've been pretty swamped the past few days and the upcoming week, so it may not be until mid next month before the scripts start working correctly...
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