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it would by nice if the image could be globally sideeffected once (e.g. by installing an ASDF hook), and then later on any missing system would invoke quicklisp to attempt...

Hi! I've noticed that archives are downloaded via `http`: ``` CL-USER> (ql:quickload :thread-pool) To load "thread-pool": Load 2 ASDF systems: arnesi bordeaux-threads Install 1 Quicklisp release: thread-pool Downloading http://beta.quicklisp.org/archive/thread-pool/2012-01-07/thread-pool-20120107-git.tgz ##########################################################################...

This fixes a slot unbound error when trying to use `(ql:bundle-systems)` and you have ultralisp dist enabled, which does not define a canonical-distinfo-url.

It doesn't make sense to bundle the package manager with the delivered software. So, it would be great to be able to 1. Load quicklisp. 2. Install/load the system and...

Creates a `ql-md5` package with exported function `md5-file` that returns a hex string that can be compared with `string-equal` to verify against. New condition `corrupt-local-archive`, potentially signaled from `check-local-archive-file`

Issue is with CCL 1.10 on Windows XP 32b. When Quicklisp is on C: and the project source is on D: then (ql:write-asdf-manifest-file) creates manifest files without the drive letters....

Add support for socks5:// proxy URLs in quicklisp in addition to regular http:// and https:// proxies.

This makes it so that quicklisp checks the MD5 sums of downloaded archives when installing packages. The check is added to the ``ql-dist:check-local-archive-file`` function. I pulled code the MD5 code...

* `UNINSTALL` can now accept a list of systems to remove * `UNINSTALL` can now optionally and safely remove a system's dependencies

Quicklisp hides compilation output of its provided libraries by design. The idea is that you are not hacking on them, you are just making use of them. (You can always...