Hello everybody,
the new stable release is scheduled for next Friday, October 28.
It will be versioned *1.0.0* instead of 0.10.0 since mandatory requirements of RFC are in place (the last major one, TLS is now in the trunk) and a lot of new features have been introduced.
The release was postponed several time to allow more time for testing. There is no known bug at this moment that is not going to be fixed before release (the last one, reported by Klaus causing memory leak for CANCEL transactions in failure routes has been localized and expect to have it fixed tomorrow on CVS).
Until Friday, remaining docs should be updated and relevant documents (changelog, new features, deprecated stuff) have to be written. We have to ask people willing to generate packages for different architecture to give some help since we do not have access to all OS distributions. We can provide guidelines for those that need them.
If you are aware of some things that are missing for this release, please report them to devel@openser.org
Cheers, Daniel
Great! Thanks a lot!
regards Klaus
PS: I can help with debian packages - but I guess debian is no problem for you ;-)
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello everybody,
the new stable release is scheduled for next Friday, October 28.
It will be versioned *1.0.0* instead of 0.10.0 since mandatory requirements of RFC are in place (the last major one, TLS is now in the trunk) and a lot of new features have been introduced.
The release was postponed several time to allow more time for testing. There is no known bug at this moment that is not going to be fixed before release (the last one, reported by Klaus causing memory leak for CANCEL transactions in failure routes has been localized and expect to have it fixed tomorrow on CVS).
Until Friday, remaining docs should be updated and relevant documents (changelog, new features, deprecated stuff) have to be written. We have to ask people willing to generate packages for different architecture to give some help since we do not have access to all OS distributions. We can provide guidelines for those that need them.
If you are aware of some things that are missing for this release, please report them to devel@openser.org
Cheers, Daniel
Devel mailing list Devel@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devel
On 10/24/05 20:41, Klaus Darilion wrote:
Great! Thanks a lot!
regards Klaus
PS: I can help with debian packages - but I guess debian is no problem for you ;-)
what debian distros do you have? Do you have testing or classic stable (woody) in place?
Cheers, Daniel
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello everybody,
the new stable release is scheduled for next Friday, October 28.
It will be versioned *1.0.0* instead of 0.10.0 since mandatory requirements of RFC are in place (the last major one, TLS is now in the trunk) and a lot of new features have been introduced.
The release was postponed several time to allow more time for testing. There is no known bug at this moment that is not going to be fixed before release (the last one, reported by Klaus causing memory leak for CANCEL transactions in failure routes has been localized and expect to have it fixed tomorrow on CVS).
Until Friday, remaining docs should be updated and relevant documents (changelog, new features, deprecated stuff) have to be written. We have to ask people willing to generate packages for different architecture to give some help since we do not have access to all OS distributions. We can provide guidelines for those that need them.
If you are aware of some things that are missing for this release, please report them to devel@openser.org
Cheers, Daniel
Devel mailing list Devel@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devel
yeah, just what I have been waiting for, now to migrate from SER to openser....
Iqbal
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello everybody,
the new stable release is scheduled for next Friday, October 28.
It will be versioned *1.0.0* instead of 0.10.0 since mandatory requirements of RFC are in place (the last major one, TLS is now in the trunk) and a lot of new features have been introduced.
The release was postponed several time to allow more time for testing. There is no known bug at this moment that is not going to be fixed before release (the last one, reported by Klaus causing memory leak for CANCEL transactions in failure routes has been localized and expect to have it fixed tomorrow on CVS).
Until Friday, remaining docs should be updated and relevant documents (changelog, new features, deprecated stuff) have to be written. We have to ask people willing to generate packages for different architecture to give some help since we do not have access to all OS distributions. We can provide guidelines for those that need them.
If you are aware of some things that are missing for this release, please report them to devel@openser.org
Cheers, Daniel
Users mailing list Users@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
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