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<blockquote data-quote="doskabouter" data-source="post: 966625" data-attributes="member: 98267">That's quite a story.&nbsp;I'll try to answer some of the questions:&nbsp;The master onlinevideosites.xml is on offbyone's server, that is the one everybody gets the updates from.The one in svn should (imo) be a subset of what is in the master xml (not everybody contributing has svn write-access), and that's most of the time true.However, I'm not always consequent in updating the svn (I do for non-generic sites, but generally not for generic sites). The thing is, Escapist started as a non-generic one, and over time, I converted it to a generic one and forgot to delete the entry in onlinevideos. *shame*&nbsp;And on software updates: normally it's the responsability of the site-owner (me in this case) to do the updates in svn (this can be based ofcourse on user-input) and republish the site.&nbsp;And no, we don't have an official test/debug-tool. I guess it's more or less every developers own choice as how to do those.&nbsp;So concluding (guessing you don't have write access to svn), if you have any improvements I'll be happy to incorporate/publish them, but if you think it's too difficult to get it right, I'll check/fix things for you</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doskabouter, post: 966625, member: 98267"] That's quite a story. I'll try to answer some of the questions: The master onlinevideosites.xml is on offbyone's server, that is the one everybody gets the updates from. The one in svn should (imo) be a subset of what is in the master xml (not everybody contributing has svn write-access), and that's most of the time true. However, I'm not always consequent in updating the svn (I do for non-generic sites, but generally not for generic sites). The thing is, Escapist started as a non-generic one, and over time, I converted it to a generic one and forgot to delete the entry in onlinevideos. *shame* And on software updates: normally it's the responsability of the site-owner (me in this case) to do the updates in svn (this can be based ofcourse on user-input) and republish the site. And no, we don't have an official test/debug-tool. I guess it's more or less every developers own choice as how to do those. So concluding (guessing you don't have write access to svn), if you have any improvements I'll be happy to incorporate/publish them, but if you think it's too difficult to get it right, I'll check/fix things for you [/QUOTE]

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