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2015-03-31Fix minor typo in safeRun.sh email reportLeoVerto
2015-02-15Support node version 0.12.xStefan
2015-01-21clean up iojsJohn McLear
2015-01-16check for io.jsnemetz
Added a check for io.js
2015-01-08Removed useless use of catJan-Erik Rediger
2014-12-24move docsJohn McLear
2014-12-23Merge pull request #2358 from BjarniRunar/developJohn McLear
Created dirty-db-cleaner.py - prunes old history from dirty.db files
2014-12-21remove unused long paths from windows buildJohn McLear
2014-12-04Merge pull request #2329 from timrchavez/rebuild-pad-scriptJohn McLear
Restore pad to new location at a given revision
2014-12-03Make changes based on code reviewTimothy Chavez
Simplified the cloning process, added validation checks to ensure the new pad ID is valid and that a pad doesn't already exist with that ID. Also fixed a bug in the chatHead cloning loop and added the ability to specify a pad ID on the command the line (defaulting to the original "-rebuilt" pad ID formula)
2014-12-01Added dirty-db-cleaner.pyBjarni R. Einarsson
2014-11-28script to update all plugins with one command on CLIJohn McLear
2014-11-26tidy up and re-organizeJohn McLear
2014-11-26Merge branch 'develop' of github.com:ether/etherpad-lite into backend-testsJohn McLear
2014-11-26make additional line break at end of imported docJohn McLear
2014-11-25basic test runnerJohn McLear
2014-11-25more old load testing cruftJohn McLear
2014-11-25remove jshintJohn McLear
2014-11-20Simplify the rebuild processTimothy Chavez
The majority of the information needed to build the new pad can be communicated by simply cloning the rev using a db.set().
2014-11-19Restore pad to new location at a given revisionTimothy Chavez
This script gives an admin with shell access the ability to restore a pad at a given revision by essentially rebuilding it at a new location with data associated with the original pad. The upsides to creating a new pad vs. changing the original are: 1) avoiding service disruptions (no deletes, no moving targets - builds from previous revision); and 2) preservation of data (no deletes, no overwriting of the source pad). The most obvious downside is the pad has a new ID which could require folks to update their links, bookmarks, etc. to point at the new location.
2014-09-27Add support for npm 2Stefan
2014-05-19Add a script to reinsert all db values of a padGared
2013-12-05Replace tabs indentation with spaces indentationLuc Didry
Some files are obviously external libraries, I didn't touch them
2013-11-24mkdirJohn McLear
2013-11-24cp readme on buildJohn McLear
2013-11-24growwlllJohn McLear
2013-11-24whoopsiJohn McLear
2013-11-24cleanJohn McLear
2013-11-24whoa there, no need to include .git folder in buildJohn McLear
2013-11-24whoopsJohn McLear
2013-11-24semi-working build script for deb packagesJohn McLear
2013-11-14support node 0.11John McLear
2013-11-12Update installDeps.shJohn McLear
2013-11-10allow nix file process path to be visible in ps auxJohn McLear
2013-09-29‘Etherpad Lite’ -> ‘Etherpad’Eric Schrijver
2013-09-17Back to sh, fix comparison for POSIX/dash (++ CentOS, Ubuntu compatibility)Michael Parks
2013-08-15Start script needs bash instead of sh for root argumentsMichael Parks
2013-05-29Fix safeRun that tries to shift on subsequent restartsChia-liang Kao
2013-05-26Pass arguments from safeRun.sh to run.shJens Herrmann
2013-04-01Drop support for node v0.6, officiallyMarcel Klehr
2013-03-22fix typoJohn McLear
2013-03-16Update version checksMarcel Klehr
2013-03-07typoCeBe
2013-03-07additional ouput for importSqlFileCeBe
2013-03-07fixed saved data to be escaped properlyCeBe
2013-03-06improved output for importSqlFileCeBe
2013-03-06improved output for importSqlFileCeBe
2013-03-06improved output for importSqlFileCeBe
2013-03-06fixed problem with npmCeBe
2013-03-06a script that allows importing old etherpad dbCeBe
this script allows you to import the sql file generated with convert.js into all supported dbms, not only MySQL
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