bazaar

Now, with more seeding :-) Download here. Instructions here.

What's new:
- New Drush scripts for quickly configuring sites:
- - E.g. $ drush quickstart-create all --domain=example.dev
- - Configures DNS, apache, database, downloads code with drush make, and opens firefox to start installer.
- - To delete: $ drush quickstart-destroy all --domain=example.dev
- Fixed 9 bugs.
- Lots of tweaks and polish.
- Better documentation
- 600kbps upload pipe now to help with seeds. Prepped several seeders. (A generous offer to HTTP seed in the works)

(Sorry about the list format, drupal.org ate my ul's)

This is the best version yet. I'm starting a project next week on it, so hopefully, it will get better. If you have any experiences you want to share, or suggestions, drop me a not in the issue queue.

Happy Drupaling :-)

Hello,

I just created a torrent for Quickstart 0.5. New in this version:

- New features:
- New Drupal: Aegir!
- See ~/quickstart/aegir-install-0.4a7.sh.
- Not installed by default, pending beta release...
- New tools: git bazarr
- New IDE: eclipse (thanks DrUbuntu for inspiration and ppa)
- New PHP: imap, uploadprogress
- New Apache: ssl and solr on by default
- General cleanup
- Downgrade php5.3 to 5.2 for Aegir and Drupal messages

I have a question about a multi-site folder setup, and bazaar workflow.

I'm thinking of setting up a bzr repository for each individual site, and then a repository for the sites/all folder, plus one for core. Does this sound like an acceptable way to do it?

Then, onto the symlinks:

Firstly, is it best practice to store each individual site folder as a symlink?

For example, say this is my sites folder:

sites
-all
-default
-site1.com
-site2.com