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Ohloh labs not reachable
Hi
I'm trying to connect to http://labs.ohloh.net without success.
Cheers
Hi Michel,
The Ohloh Labs website no longer exists. And yes, we've just discovered a few stray links to that old website, and we are planning to correct them.
If you are looking for the source code for the Ohcount source code line counter, it is now hosted at SourceForge.
Thanks,
Robin
Hi Robin
Thanks for your answer. Is Ohcount the only component that's open source until now? I read that you're going to make all your code open source (even the website). But these articles were from 2008.
I'd like to build a code-history for our company's projects :)
Hi Michel,
Ohcount is the primary piece of open source software that we support.
Our source control interface code is available on my personal Github account as ohloh_scm. This bit of code is very specific to Ohloh's needs, so there is not much public involvement with that code.
If you are really interested in building Ohloh-style metrics for your private repositories, you might want to take a look at ohdb. This tool builds a sqlite database to contain commit and line count metrics for a Git repository, and works on the command line. However, I warn you that the code is old, unfinished and totally unsupported -- it was a simple weekend experiment. But it did function at one point, and if you are a Ruby hacker, you might find this an interesting take on the problem.
Let me know if you have any questions,
Robin