Re: [Condor-users] how download condor-7.2.0-linux-x86-debian40.tar.gz with command line?

[Ryan Wolf <rwolf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Since the most common use case here seems to be:

1) admin downloads one copy to NFS
2) every other machine in the network downloads that copy over  
(hopefully) faster LAN

I could see how the developers would think jumping hoops to download  
would be easy to bear. For the admins who prefer to download every  
copy from the web, this must be intensely painful.

I'd consider the long download times to be a good reason to grab one  
copy for your LAN and share it, and then the hoops will not be very  
grating.

Quoting Ján Sáreník <jsarenik@xxxxxxxxxx>:

> On Mon, Apr 06, 2009 at 09:08:18AM -0700, Jameson Rollins wrote:
> > Why can't this just be done by looking at the http server logs?  Any
> > http server will log the IP addresses of visitors to a url.  There's
> > really no reason to have users jump through this hoop, if the reason
> > really is just to know how many users downloaded during a certain
> > period.  If this really is the only reason, then I implore Condor to
> > do away with this download hurdle.  It is a real burden to
> > administrators.  I have honestly assumed that it actually *was* for
> > nefarious purposes, since it effectively diminishes the freedom of the
> > software.
>
>   +1
>
>    Jasan.
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