Hi Damien, Yes, this looks like a silly bug in our charting package. I've opened a ticket for it. Thanks for the heads-up, Robin

Hi Fabian, It looks like the CVS server aborted our last update attempt with an unusual error. I've restarted the job, and it appears to be running OK now. I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks, Robin

Hi Sebastian, He had some troubles on our end. I've cleared up the problems and restarted the updates. I'll keep an eye on it, but I don't expect any more problems. Thanks, Robin

Hi j4k, I've started a clean download of the repository. Hopefully the fixes will clear up any issues on our end. Thanks, Robin

I started a clean download of the repository, and it appears to be going well. It should be ready within an hour or two. I'll keep an eye on it to make sure. Thanks, Robin

Never mind, I found it. The 6,191 figure includes all code in all languages. The 3,887 figure counts procedural code only, and excludes markup: XML, CSS, and HTML. You can get the same number from ... [More] the Cocomo widget by choosing Code Only from the drop-down. I'm not sure this was the greatest design decision for these widgets, but this at least explains where the numbers are coming from. Robin [Less]

Hi Alon, Glad you found the problem. The Ohloh website assumes JavaScript; we have never tested the site with JavaScript turned off.

We received a mysterious 200 OK error from the server. I've rescheduled the job, and it appears to be running just fine now. I'll keep an eye on it today. Thanks, Robin

Hi Michal, I've started a clean clone of this repository, which should clear up any issues we are having. I'll keep an eye on it to make sure it completes. Thanks, Robin

Hi Moritz, Sadly, Ohloh doesn't have the ability to freeze a snapshot of development history. We require that the source control repository be publicly reachable at all times, and that the log of its ... [More] most recent revision connects continuously back through the project history. If the Subversion repository is not reachable at all, then there aren't many options for Ohloh. If the Subversion repository is still reachable via the web, but the main development directory has been deleted, there is a possible workaround. You could create a new Subversion branch that forks the old development directory, forking from a revision number just before the directory was deleted. This would expose the entire project history on the branch, and Ohloh could track the branch. It's important that the log for this branch show the entire history, because Ohloh relies on the log as the basis for the report. If you are able to create such a branch, let me know, and we can get to work processing it. Thanks, Robin [Less]