[mylvmbackup] Re: a2x?

I read up on perl POD formatting. Seems simple enough. So I converted the 
existing man txt source to a POD. The built-in utilities pod2man, pod2txt and 
pod2html seem to fit the requirement of being able to make different formats.

I've altered the makefile accordingly and added the POD file. But now I have 
bzr issues. I'm a brand new user so please bear with me.

This is throwing me for a loop:

[root@15000Dmys01 mylvmbackup]# bzr up
Tree is up to date at revision 78.

Wtf? Launchpad says current rev is 80. Why won't bzr update? I did a fresh 
checkout this morning, so also, why did it check out 78 instead of 79 to begin 
with?

What's the proper procedure for submitting changes like this? Do you want 1 
patchfile? Or is there something I should do with bzr?

-Matthew

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[mailto:mylvmbackup-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Lenz Grimmer
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 7:39 AM
To: mylvmbackup@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [mylvmbackup] Re: a2x?

Hi Matthew,

On 09/24/2008 12:30 AM, Boehm, Matthew wrote:

> Is there a more ‘standard’ program that can be used to create the man 
> page? This is a stock RHEL5.2 box, registered with RHN and there’s 
> nothing about a2x.  I’d rather not have to compile something.

Sorry about that. I picked a2x as the input file format is quite simple and it 
can be converted to the output formats I required (man and HTML in particular). 
Do you have any other suggestion for how to maintain the documentation? Perldoc 
maybe? I'm happy to accept patches for changing this ;)

By the way, I am still working in merging all your patches, please bear with 
me...

Bye,
        LenZ
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