Thomas Reifferscheid wrote:

Who is maintaining the CIA bot on #macports?

As already said on IRC, it is operated by http://cia.vc

Can we install a summary-report for new trac tickets for some time (lets say for a week) and remove it when it's getting on our nerves...

It's currently reporting svn revisions and I like to have new tickets in the form eg.:

Ticket #14467: aircrack-ng 0.9.3 is out

Thanks.

It works as follows: The subversion repository contains a post-commit hook which reports every commit to cia.vc right after it has been done. To accomplish the same thing for new tickets, we would need a) support by cia.vc for that b) some Trac plugin which takes action upon new tickets I don't think it will be quick and easy to convince cia.vc to provide a new service like announcing tickets. But of course we could trying to ask for something like that! But if we are not successful there we could still use mpbot for that or set up a new bot (for the sake of an easier /ignore if someone dislikes it ;-)). Rainer

Shouldnt changeset=off keep category from appearing here? How to *only* transfer category newticket? http://trac.macports.org/projects/macports/timeline?wiki=off&milestone=off&t... RSS means polling the state frequently and parsing the differences, but what about an event based "Hey mpbot, there's a new ticket"? How would we trigger mpbot securely and without listening on additional ports etc? Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:

Not necessarily. We could certainly put together a local bot that feeds off Trac's RSS timeline and posts some kind of summary to the channel. The sources to mpbot are in svn, if I'm not mistaken (base/portmgr/bots/port.rb?), so maybe we could even be built this functionality into it.