Richard Crowley

I see this problem with Rails 3 and see that if you manually specify `:table_name` then everything's fine: ``` class Post acts_as_versioned :table_name => :post_versions end ```

@domcleal can you chime in here, please? I don't use or have any Red Hat boxen so I can't help debug this issue.

I'll think on it. I didn't realize that was an erroneous condition. You can work around it by looking in `$VARLIB/$MANAGER/$DIST` for the file you're trying to add.

Define inefficient: latency/performance, space, or something else? As far as I can tell it works but duplicates files because S3 is not actually a filesystem and thus doesn't understand hard...

They allow Freight to present an always-intact repository to the world.

Not really. If we didn't do something like this there'd be a (very brief) window during `freight cache` in which the entire archive would respond 404 for clients. By changing...

@pagodajosh There is no `freight remove` command because it's just `rm`. So `rm $VARLIB/apt/$DIST/$FILENAME` should do the trick. Should there be a `freight-remove`(1) for completeness?

@eiginn's WIP shows a couple of the challenges to the design of `freight-remove`: If the interface is to mirror `freight-add` then I'd expect to give a pathname as the first...

https://github.com/rcrowley/upstartable-nginx is actually a pretty good and pretty generic solution to this problem. So maybe the work should be done outside `goagain`?

Could we make the prefix and the logger configurable under the `CustomJSONLogged` constructor?