hi, thanks for the response. i think i will measure the whole project including the 3rd party apps. yes, the main concern would be the Ohloh report, but i don't know a good way to mainatin 2 cvs ... [More] repositories/modules at once. Every commit must be done twice, once for the pure-project coe, and one for the release containing the modules. thats a lot of extra stuff and time. My suggestion to Ohloh to solve this 'problem' would be to have something like a 'included libs' section for the project - in short: dependencies. E.g. if you have a project like tellmatic, which uses tinymce and some other libs which are listed in Ohloh, i would select which modules i use, e.g. tinymce, and the report will list the projects and do something like subtract this code from my enlistment. Let me explain: We have Project A containing 20k of lines, and Project B containing 5k lines of source. Then a new Project C comes up which uses Project A and B as a library, the contributor of Project C select Project A+B as a 'connected' library Project C depends on. So if Project C is measured with 35k lines of source, Ohloh will list Project A and B as a included library and will list these libs too. Finally counting complete lines of code and subtract lines from Project A and B. This would be a nice feature too, so we would have a cool overview what project/lib is used by another :) The only thingy is that if you have e.g. Project A+B were counted with included examples, and Project C strips these examples files from the source, the Report will get confused. Example: Project A+B contain e.g. 10k lines for example pages and Project C strips these files/lines from the source/enlistment, so that these lines of code will not exist in Project C, Project C would have a real line count of 35k minus Project A+B = 35K-25K = 10k lines of code, but in real it will use 10k more (total of 20k lines) because of the not included example files or lines of code... I personally decided to include all files from a 3rd Party lib, including all sources and examples. Only an idea, greetings and thanks for this great service vizzy [Less]

Hi, this is a common problem when sending mail from webpages and the user has greylisting on his mta. the mail then often gets not sent because of a temporary reject on the receiving mta. the solution ... [More] is to send via true smtp and let the mtas do the job. what mail sending technique is used by ohloh? I often subscribe to pages twice, unfortunately using two nicks, one gets lost forever..., because the initial mail sent from www gets not queued and is lost for this reason. [Less]