Jesse Silver
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Posted: October 15, 2008 01:24 by Jesse Silver
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A new feature, Downloads, is now available to every project. You can upload documentation, release artifacts, or other files to this area to make available for download. Right now, you can only upload via browser, but we hope to expand the usefulness of this feature in the future. Thanks all, The Project Kenai Team |
NEW FEATURE: DOWNLOADS
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john_brock
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Posted: October 15, 2008 14:06 by john_brock
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And of course there is always great Documentation to go with the new feature: http://kenai.com/projects/help/pages/Downloads |
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Jesse Silver
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Posted: October 17, 2008 00:10 by Jesse Silver
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| Great idea, I'll pass it along. |
reg_burnett
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Posted: October 21, 2008 21:52 by reg_burnett
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This is a great feature but it's important to be able to group downloads by a certain release. Something like 1.0 download1 download2 2.0 download3 download4 otherwise users have to scan through the downloads looking at each one trying to find the right one. You can "sort of" do this with the tagging feature but I'm concerned about tag clashes. Are the download tags scoped to only that project? Can i tag my first release 1.0, then tag the next set of releases 2.0 and not interfere with other projects? |
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Jesse Silver
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Posted: October 24, 2008 22:05 by Jesse Silver
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| Noted - thanks Reggie |
benson_margulies
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Posted: April 23, 2009 13:34 by benson_margulies
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| The lack of any sort of multi-file upload is really serious punishment. |
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karlsson
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Posted: April 30, 2009 19:20 by karlsson
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Hi, In our project we currently have a large number of files in the Download directory, now I need to download these files in an automated fashion. I was thinking of using wget, however as we have a large number of files I can't see any way for me to get a complete directory listing that I can use to determine what files have changed since the last time. Any ideas on how to do this?? /peter |
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john_brock
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Posted: May 03, 2009 15:58 by john_brock
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Hi Peter, Currently, you can't. At least as far as I know. It's a click and download method today. We are working on a method that will allow you to have a lot more control over the download area, but we won't see that available until this summer. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you right now. --jb The Project Kenai Team |
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roderico_cruz
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Posted: May 21, 2009 19:20 by roderico_cruz
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Does a user need to login to Kenai in order to download artifacts (say jar files)? In zembly we are going to point to a public Kenai project where users can download some java related jar files. Thanks. Rico |
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john_brock
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Posted: May 21, 2009 19:32 by john_brock
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It's completely up to the project admin. They can set the role permissions for the download feature to allow anonymous downloads if they like. See the documentation for the Downloads feature here: http://kenai.com/projects/help/pages/ManageProject#Downloads Hope this helps, --jb The Project Kenai Team |
Tan ChooJun
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Posted: June 03, 2009 13:34 by Tan ChooJun
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any limit size for the uploaded document? Actually I prefer my document for users is in video clips, especially using OGM/OGG (video clip that able to play with VLC player). The OGM/OGG file are small for long period compare to WMV/AVI. |
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john_brock
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Posted: June 03, 2009 14:29 by john_brock
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Hi Tan, Per file upload limit is set at 250MB. --jb The Project Kenai Team |
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